Insurer Lawsuit Arises from Wrongful Death Premises Liability at Hawaii Swim Meet
Philadelphia Indemnity has sued Accredited Surety for refusing to defend or indemnify claims related to a wrongful death at a Hawaii swim meet. The case centers on alleged negligence in safety protocols and facility conditions leading to a participant’s fatal drowning.
Maui Property Owners File Lawsuit Over Bill 9 Short-Term Rental Phase-Out
Plaintiffs argue that the phase-out constitutes an unlawful taking of private property. The lawsuit contends Bill 9 inflicts financial harm and could lead to property deterioration due to deferred maintenance, potentially creating future premises liability risks.
Wildfire Settlement Law Sparks Subrogation Concerns
New legislation restricts insurers’ rights to recover payouts from at-fault parties, highlighting the tension between victim relief and insurer rights regarding property negligence.
Resolution Reached in Wrong Lot Construction Dispute
A years-long battle over a home mistakenly built on the wrong parcel has finally concluded, underscoring critical needs for precise surveying and title verification.
Legal Action Against North Shore Beachfront Collapse
The State holds a homeowner responsible for cleanup and potential fines after a structural collapse into the ocean created significant public safety hazards.
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