Claims News Service, Apr. 9, 10:59 a.m. EST -- In what is turning out to be a big week for State Farm, a group of law firms that had formed to prosecute the insurer and its third-party administrator

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has overturned one of the first wind-versus-water cases to reach verdict following Hurricane Katrina by ruling in favor of defendant State Farm,

Allstate has released approximately 150,000 pages of documents pertaining to a review of its claim practices conducted in the 1990s -- referred to as the McKinsey documents -- in order to dispel what

Auto information provider company Carfax is reporting that salvaged vehicles are still making their way into driveways at an increased rate.

Hear what I.I.I. President Robert Hartwig has to say in response to the CFA's J. Robert Hunter's March interview in Claims.

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has put the final touches on a system designed to alert U.S. territories when a tsunami strike is imminent.

Research and consulting firm Celent has published its second edition of a report that examines how insurers are implementing effective technology into their daily operations.

Famed attorney Richard "Dickie" Scruggs dodged criminal contempt charges last month that stemmed from Hurricane Katrina litigation.