A federal district court in California has ruled that an insurance company did not have to defend insureds who were sued for allegedly engaging in a fraudulent…

An appellate court in New Jersey, affirming a trial court’s decision, has ruled that an online applicant for auto insurance had been adequately informed…

An appellate court in Minnesota has ruled that the state’s impaired-driver forfeiture statute permitted a police department to seek to forfeit a…

A federal district court in Wisconsin has ruled that a printer was not entitled to “advertising injury” coverage for a lawsuit alleging that…

A New York City tenant who alleged that her landlord had long ignored a water leak in her bathroom, resulting in a portion of the bathroom ceiling falling…

Here are the answers to FC&S Legal’s most recent Insurance Coverage Law Quiz: How Many Occurrences? The answers follow the summaries,…

A federal district court in South Carolina has ruled that a plaintiff’s complaint against a night club asserting that she had been shot in both legs…

A proposal by Arizona State Senator Karen Fann (R-Prescott) to eliminate the requirement that automobile insurance companies provide glass coverage without…