Actors / Insurer · United States
AIG
Appears in 10 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exxon Valdez: the spill, insurance and court cases | Participant in the excess programme | United States | 1989–2015 | Oil spill |
| EACOP pipeline: insurers decline, construction continues | Named as still willing to insure (2024, 2025) | Uganda / Tanzania | 2021–2026 | Insurance declined or withdrawn |
| Insurers of the Carmichael coal mine | Not ruled out; insured on-ground works until 30 September 2019 | Australia | 2015–2025 | Insurance declined or withdrawn |
| PFAS insurance disputes (3M, Chemours, DuPont) | Insurer; plaintiff against 3M; defendant in Tonoga through two subsidiaries | United States | 2020–2026 | Insurance declined or withdrawn |
| 3M PFOS: internal evidence, EPA penalty and Minnesota settlement | Insurer suing 3M over coverage (October 2024) | United States | 1979–2026 | Chemical pollution |
| PCB pollution and the Monsanto Anniston settlement | Excess insurer; defendant in Bayer's suit over cover for PCB and Roundup settlements | United States | 2002–2025 | Chemical pollution |
| Roundup litigation, settlements and legal shield (Bayer/Monsanto) | Insurer that refused cover | United States | 2009–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| New York appeals court sides with AIG units in PFAS coverage dispute | insurer whose units New Hampshire Insurance Co. and Granite State were defendants | United States | 1961–2022 | Insurance, liability and compensation funds |
| 3M booked US$10.3bn charge for US public water PFAS settlement | insurer that sued 3M over coverage | United States | 2023–2036 | Chemical pollution |
| Monsanto/Bayer PCB and Roundup insurance suit v AIG | Insurer that declined cover; defendant | United States | 1967–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
Appears alongside
US Environmental Protection Agency ×4US Supreme Court ×3Allianz ×3Zurich Insurance ×33M ×3Monsanto ×3Bayer ×3Lloyd's of London ×2US Department of Justice ×2Swiss Re ×2AXA ×2SCOR ×2Hannover Re ×2Munich Re ×2Liberty Mutual ×2Brit ×2Marsh (Marsh McLennan) ×2Tonoga Inc. ×2Exxon Corporation (ExxonMobil from 1999)Exxon Shipping CompanyInternational Tanker Indemnity AssociationBrandywine Reassurance (CIGNA Re run-off)State of AlaskaExxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee CouncilNOAATotalEnergiesUganda National Oil CompanyTanzania Petroleum Development CorporationCNOOCEACOP LtdBritamSiriusPointRiverstone InternationalEnstarBlenheimSA MeacockArch InsuranceAEGIS LondonChubb Global MarketsTokio MarineChaucerHiscoxBeazleyInsurance Consortium for Oil and Gas in Uganda (ICOGU)Insurance Regulatory Authority of UgandaUganda ReZEP-ReAfrica ReGovernment of UgandaGovernment of TanzaniaAfreximbankStandard BankStanbic UgandaKCB UgandaICDStopEACOPPublic CitizenAdani GroupBravus (operator of the Carmichael mine)Market ForcesAonWTW (Willis Towers Watson)Probitas 1492 (Lloyd's)AXA XLHDI GlobalApollo (Lloyd's)Ascot (Lloyd's)MarkelBerkshire HathawayKorean ReWR BerkleyQBESuncorpFM GlobalGeneraliLocktonChemoursDuPontCortevaJohnson ControlsTyco Fire ProductsCentury IndemnityCarrierMinnesota Attorney GeneralAmerican Water Works Association (AWWA)Modern Ag AllianceInternational Agency for Research on CancerUS Right to KnowEuropean Food Safety AuthorityNew York State Department of Environmental Conservation