A Florida court has ruled that a dispute between an insurer and insured should proceed to appraisal notwithstanding that the insurer asserted that it had discovered what it called evidence of fraud.

A New York court has ruled that a law firm discharged by the plaintiff was entitled to a charging lien on 80 percent of all of the proceeds recovered by the plaintiff.

A New York court has ruled that an auto insurer's disclaimer was unenforceable where it failed to provide timely notice of its disclaimer to all parties asserting claims against its insured.

Mercury Insurance Company has agreed to pay $41,188,505 to California, ending a two-decades long legal fight with the California Department of Insurance.

The former chair of the North Carolina Republican Party has pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the FBI in connection with a federal investigation into the attempted bribery of the North Carolina insurance commissioner.

Chubb Limited has appointed Joe Vasquez to the position of president of its Combined Insurance operations.

A New Jersey court has granted summary judgment in favor of an insurer, holding that an insured's lawsuit seeking coverage of its claim for damage caused by Superstorm Sandy was untimely.

A Florida court, facing competing expert opinions, has ruled that a jury had to determine whether Hurricane Irma or improper installation or maintenance of the insured's roof led to its damage.