Ten defendants have been charged in California with participating in an alleged organized auto fraud ring. According to California authorities, dealers…

New York's governor has signed legislation that, he said in a statement, would "ensure health insurers do not deny coverage for urgent and medically necessary procedures and treatments."

An Illinois court has ruled that an insured breached its commercial general liability insurance policy by failing to timely provide its insurer with the complaint and other relevant legal documents after it was sued.

A federal district court in Pennsylvania has ruled that a contingent claim made under a surety bond did not present an actual case or controversy.

The Ninth Circuit has ruled that an insured was "occupying" an insured vehicle while he was installing tire chains on it.

A Florida court has ruled that a deceased insured's parents' loss of consortium claims were not separate "bodily injury" claims.

Ten former National Football League players have been charged in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky in two separate indictments for their alleged roles in what prosecutors asserted was a nationwide fraud on a health care benefit program for retired NFL players.

A new report by the Governors Highway Safety Association in partnership with Responsibility.org has called for a "systemic and holistic" approach to high-risk impaired drivers focusing on the individual and the "need to treat the underlying problem prompting the unsafe behavior."