The judge in this case stemming from interest on improper late fees also denied USAA's motion to dismiss.

The case hinged on the innocent insured doctrine, which allows for recovery if a co-insured deliberately causes a loss.

Meridian Security Insurance Co. was responsible for paying $35,000 in prejudgment interest, starting from the date of each attorney invoice, a court ruled.

A Virginia court concluded an airline employee's injury occurred on United's premises, as the incident happened in sufficient proximity to the terminal.

The worker claimed her injury was initially misdiagnosed, which caused a necessary surgery to be delayed for years.

The decision held that two insurance companies didn't owe an employer a duty to defend in an underlying Biometric Information Privacy Act suit.

The opinion held that the coverage exclusion in Nationwide's policy went against the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law.

The December 5 opinion held that the coverage exclusion in Nationwide's policy went against the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law.