Claims News Service, Feb. 28, 8:49 a.m. EST -- The Hurricane Law Group, a law firm dedicated to legal matters involving hurricanes and natural disasters, recently filed three requests for class-action

A litigation update from the law firm of Wood Smith Henning & Berman (WSHB) said that mold bodily injury claims won't turn into the "new asbestos" any time soon because of successful defense

Allstate might have struggled in the New Orleans public court of opinion, but a lawsuit that was dropped this week by the plaintiffs shows that policyholders aren't always the victims in a claim

Citing uncertainty in Mississippi's legal and business environments, State Farm announced last week that it would halt writing new homeowners' and commercial property insurance in the state of

The typical U.S. driver will pay less for auto insurance in 2007 than in 2006, with the average premium expenditure expected to drop by 0.5 percent.

J.D. Power's report, the 2006 Collision Repair Satisfaction Study, illustrates the importance and impact of customer service in the insurance industry.

Though Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast nearly 18 months ago, the storm is still landing plenty of punches on insurance companies.

Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood is attempting to leverage recent State Farm claim settlement activity in order to force the hand of other insurers who are facing criticism in the way they