The promise of a big payoff -- along with bad television, apparently -- compelled two cousins to stage an armed robbery during which one shot the other with a gun.

The findings of a recent Allstate Foundation study suggest that girls are racing ahead of boys in their need for speed and "aggressive" driving behavior.

A Wilson, N.C. woman has been arrested after collecting thousands of dollars from her insurance company for a robbery that never actually happened.

On April 1, 2010, Arbitration Forums, Inc. (AF) will expand E-Subro Hub, a paperless Web-based subrogation system, to include two of the largest states in the subrogation market: California and Pennsylvania.

Suspicious claims and insurance fraud continue to plague New York's no-fault auto system. In fact, many contend that the problem is only worsening.

A Schoharie County, N.Y. couple claim to have extremely bad luck when it comes to homes and automobiles but their woes seem to be self-created.

The questions surrounding property fires are often as cloudy as the residual soot and ashes. Claim professionals must sift through the miscellaneous debris to determine coverage and reach a fair resolution.

CARSTAR Collision Centers' inaugural CARSTAR'D Awards cites notable celebrity dings, dents, and crashes in 2009.