Security Agency Sues Insurance Brokers Over Negligent Procurement Exposing Them to Financial Risk
KATES Detective & Security Services Agency and Special Events Services, Inc. has filed a lawsuit against several insurance brokers, alleging negligent procurement of insurance policies that left them exposed to significant financial risk. The complaint was lodged on April 30, 2025, in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, by KATES Detective & Security Services…
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