A Wheeling, W. Va. man's entrepreneurial dreams have gone up in flames as a result of an arson-for-hire scheme.

A Virginia woman could be trading in her bling for handcuffs after submitting a bogus claim for lost jewelry.

State Farm recently reached an agreement with the Indiana Department of Insurance to conclude a market conduct examination that began in March of 2007. The examination focuses on State Farm's response to an April, 2006 hailstorm.

CLM has appointed two corporate senior counsels to its Advisory Board and has formed a Commercial Litigation Committee.

A recent survey by Celent indicates that although insurers are ambivalent about the outlook for the broader economy, they remain optimistic about their own performance next year.

The current pandemic has raised many questions about public health and safety. But what are the larger claim implications for property & casualty insurers?

For the fifth consecutive year, data collected by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) points to a steady decline in U.S. auto theft.

Demotech, Inc. recently conducted a study to determine if one particular segment of the P&C industry displays a voracious appetite for risk when compared to other sectors.