The Lambert Law Firm P.C. et al v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA et al

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Case Number:

1:25-cv-20340

Court:

Florida Southern

Nature of Suit:

Insurance

Judge:

Ed Artau

Firms

  1. April 06, 2026

    Fla. Jury Says AIG Unit Owes Atty $110K For Defense Costs

    A Florida federal jury awarded $110,000 in damages to an attorney who said an AIG unit refused to pay costs while defending a sports memorabilia company's former CEO against securities violations after the insurer claimed the executive's policy had exhausted its benefits. 

  2. March 30, 2026

    AIG Unit Owes Law Firm For Defending CEO, Fla. Jury Told

    A lawyer told Florida jurors in a federal trial Monday that an AIG unit owes him more than $1 million in costs for defending a sports memorabilia company's former CEO against securities violations, saying the insurer broke a contract to pay his firm for legal services. 

  3. May 28, 2025

    Law Firm's Suit Against AIG Unit Cut Down To Contract Claims

    A Florida federal judge on Wednesday trimmed a law firm's suit claiming an AIG unit allegedly misled it into representing a sports memorabilia collector in underlying civil and criminal fraud cases without payment.

  4. April 09, 2025

    Claims Trimmed In Firm's Suit Over Sports Fraud Coverage

    A Florida federal court tossed more than half the claims a law firm raised against an AIG unit for allegedly misleading them into representing a sports memorabilia collector in underlying civil and criminal fraud cases without payment, finding claims against the unit either premature, duplicative or insufficiently pled. 

  5. January 24, 2025

    Law Firm Sues AIG Unit Over Sports Fraud Coverage

    A Florida-based law firm and its principal attorney have accused an AIG unit of misleading them into defending a sports memorabilia collector and his company in a Securities and Exchange Commission civil action and two related criminal cases, saying the unit had already agreed in writing to their billing rates.