Litigation

Travelers executive Chris Williams explains some of the factors related to this increase.

The case deals with preferred-contractor endorsements, which a policyholder ignored following a water damage claim.

Opioid companies agreed to pay more than $32 billion to help cover costs related to opioid addiction.

The litigation tests a new state law allowing homeowners the possibility of collecting insurance benefits as well as attorney fees and costs.

The case sought to determine whether an insurer is obligated to defend and indemnify an insured who was charged with criminal assault.

The Georgia Supreme Court made the ruling in a wrongful death case involving a police crash.

Details about the settlement are remaining confidential for the time being, a representative from Morabito said.

". . . When you write umbrella policies for gun makers, you are underwriting the risk of a mass shooting."