Litigation

A lawyer for the New York AG's Office peppered Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg with hours of questions on Tuesday, attempting to show he had played an intense, 'hands on' role in trying to control losses from a failing auto-warranty insurance segment at AIG.

Is the claimant responsible for not dodging a falling hazard?

Connecticut's Supreme Court rules that an insurance company paying a workers' comp claim can sue a third party who caused the injury for reimbursement.

A federal district court judge certified a class of plaintiffs in an ongoing suit against State Farm, now facing claims for more than $7.6 billion in damages.

Fraud is rapidly crossing over into other industries and businesses are exploring new ways to combat it.

A look at a case where an insured sues his agent because the policy he ordered was not in effect at the time of loss.