A Michigan court has ruled that the Michigan Assigned Claims Plan/Michigan Automobile Insurance Placement Facility improperly rejected a health care provider's claim because the injured party had not signed the assignment to the provider.

A New York court has ruled that an insurance company's disclaimer letter was evidence that it insured a vehicle allegedly involved in an automobile accident.

A New York court has ruled that an amendment to a property subrogation arbitration agreement excluded product liability claims from mandatory arbitration – even for claims arising before the effective date of the amendment.

A North Carolina court has ruled that exclusions in an insurance policy precluded coverage of a wrongful death claim against the insured company asserted by the estate of a deceased employee.

The New York State Department of Financial Services has fined American Progressive Life and Health Insurance Company of New York $260,000 after finding that it rescinded certain life insurance policies without the consent of policyholders.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has rejected an auto insurer's efforts to rely on res judicata and collateral estoppel to block an insured's suit.

The New Jersey Supreme Court has rejected the practice of judges setting damages awards through remittitur and additur without the consent of both parties.

A Florida jury has awarded $248,500 to a plaintiff who alleged that he had been injured when bouncers ejected him from a bar.