The evidence showed a N.Y. man engaged in a complex scheme to obtain commercial auto insurance in the names of fictitious business partnerships by submitting falsified documents and making false statements to multiple governmental agencies and insurance carriers.

Important lesson for insurers: Be sure your forms and policies keep up with changes in the law.

Important lesson for insurers: Be sure your forms and policies keep up with changes in the law.

Attorney's fees in workers' comp cases often depend on the evidence of the underlying injury and its relationship to the job.

An appellate court in California has ruled that a vintage wine collector's insurance company did not have to cover the loss he suffered when he purchased close to $18 million in counterfeit wine.

Get ready for the insurance coverage fight.

Get ready for the insurance coverage fight.

More than $45,000 was paid by the workers' compensation insurance company for medical bills and wage indemnity benefits for the allegedly fraudulent claim.