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- 1Court rules Liberty Mutual need not defend highway builders in pileup▼Liberty Mutual needn’t defend highway builders in pileup: court
A court has ruled that Liberty Mutual is not required to defend highway builders in litigation over a multi-vehicle pileup, according to Business Insurance. The decision limits the insurer's obligations in the crash case and could shape how similar construction-related liability claims are handled.
- 2Liberty Mutual wins key ruling in Texas 130-vehicle pileup lawsuits●Liberty Mutual wins ruling on defense in 130-vehicle Texas pileup lawsuits
Liberty Mutual has secured a court ruling in its favor over its defense in litigation stemming from a massive 130-vehicle pileup in Texas. The decision affects the insurer's handling of numerous lawsuits tied to the crash, one of the largest multi-vehicle accidents in the state. Observers are watching the case for its implications on insurer liability and how insurance companies defend claims from large-scale disaster litigation.
- 3Liberty Mutual Re and Celest.Science explore parametric data fallback▼Liberty Mutual Re and Celest.Science explore parametric trigger data fallback
Liberty Mutual Re and Celest.Science are exploring a data fallback approach for parametric triggers in insurance structures. Parametric products pay out based on measurable indices such as wind speed or quake intensity, but a failed data source can disrupt claims. A fallback mechanism would let payouts rely on secondary data, strengthening reliability for cedents and investors. Details of the collaboration or any pilot have not yet been disclosed.