A Florida court confirms that plaintiffs suing under an NFIP standard flood insurance policy may not get attorney's fees, interest or a jury trial.

A Massachusetts high court ruling bars virtually all asbestos claims in construction-related lawsuits.

Yet another Connecticut court has ruled that insurance policies did not cover homeowners' cracking concrete claims.

Court held the employer failed to demonstrate the injury had been proximately caused primarily by voluntary intoxication.

Prosecutors allege the man stole thousands of dollars from victims who were tricked into paying him car insurance premiums.

A restaurant that was temporarily closed by order of officials after Sandy has had its insurance claim rejected.

FEMA didn't ensure it shared with a contractor only the data the contractor required to perform its official duties.

A court in Florida has ruled that a first appraisal award was final under the provisions of a dwelling insurance policy.