Is damage from sun reflection excluded under nuclear action or radiation? Can a homeowner collect for damage to her own artwork? This and more in the latest Q&A.

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper is expected to sign legislation regulating ridesharing services such as uberX and Lyft.

Tower Group International, Ltd. has filed a Form 8-K stating that, on May 20, the Massachusetts Department of Insurance entered an amended order of administrative supervision with respect to Tower subsidiaries.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit affirmed dismissal of a RICO lawsuit against insurers, claims administrators and an employer in which an employee alleged they had introduced false medical testimony to deny or diminish his workers comp benefits.

In a patchwork landscape of data breach notification laws, the adage by Benjamin Franklin: Remember that time is money. Remember that credit is money has never been more true for American companies preparing for and responding to data breaches.

Is an earthquake possibly caused by fracking covered? What is a thermal shock, and is it covered? This and more in the FC&S mailbag.

Delaware Insurance Commissioner Karen Weldin Stewart said in a statement that the state grew its number of captive insurers in 2013.

The Nebraska Departments of Insurance and Motor Vehicles are urging caution before people sign up for Internet services that connect drivers, riders and vehicle owners for car-sharing and ride-sharing.