A federal court in Florida has highlighted a split among Florida district courts regarding whether to include statutory attorneys' fees when calculating whether an insurance coverage case removed from state court meets the amount in controversy requirement under federal law.

The Ninth Circuit has ruled that security services offered by a security company fell within the professional services exclusion in the commercial general liability insurance policy issued to the security company.

The Eleventh Circuit has ruled that an auto insurance policy was not illusory merely because it insured no risk for which the insured could be held liable.

New York has issued guidance advising New York insurers that they must cover the costs associated with most vaping cessation – without co-pays, coinsurance, and deductibles – using the same treatments recommended for smoking cessation.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has elected new officers for 2020.

Advanced vehicle technologies designed to help keep drivers safe could be posing an unexpected risk over time, according to a new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

A jury in New York has ruled that a company had to pay $6.4 million to a plaintiff who alleged that his mesothelioma had been caused by his exposure to asbestos while he was working.

A New Jersey driver has lost her appeal of a trial court's decision to dismiss her lawsuit against another driver after it voided her insurance policy and ruled that, as a consequence, she was "uninsured" and barred by New Jersey law from bringing her suit.