An Arkansas court has ruled that an insured was not entitled to uninsured motorist benefits where he failed to prove contact with another vehicle or that the other vehicle allegedly involved was uninsured.

A Delaware court has rejected a no-fault insurer's argument that an insured did not have standing to seek to recover medical benefits.

A New York court has denied a no-fault insurer's motion for summary judgment in its action against health care providers seeking payment of benefits as assignees of an insured injured in a motor vehicle accident.

A chiropractor has been sentenced to serve 33 months in prison and to pay restitution in the amount of $401,000 to Blue Cross Blue Shield and $93,526 to the Internal Revenue Service.

A South Dakota court has denied an insurer's motion for summary judgment on a bad faith claim stemming from its actions with respect to a workers' compensation claim, allowing the workers' comp claimant's bad faith action to proceed.

The Ninth Circuit has ruled that an insurance company did not have to defend its insured in a personal injury lawsuit for injuries he had caused while he was voluntarily intoxicated.

A Connecticut man has been sentenced for making false statements for the purpose of obtaining a Small Business Administration loan.

A Texas jury has awarded more than $500,000 to an insured who asserted that his insurer's app-based investigation of his claim that his pickup truck was damaged was inadequate.