A Florida court has ruled that a business automobile insurance policy provided the same or similar coverage to the insured as a commercial general liability insurance policy.

The Fifth Circuit has asked the Texas Supreme Court to decide if there is an extrinsic evidence exception to Texas' eight-corners rule.

A New York court has ruled that a notice of disclaimer an insurer sent six days after learning about possible grounds for disclaiming coverage was timely.

A New York court has ruled that an insurer did not have to cover a judgment against its insured where it had not been notified of the underlying incident for six months.

Fidelity National Financial, Inc., and Stewart Information Services Corporation have agreed to terminate Fidelity's proposed merger with Stewart due to the Federal Trade Commission's issuance of an administrative complaint seeking to block the merger.

Lockton Affinity, LLC, has agreed to pay a $1 million fine to the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance for administering a National Rifle Association-sponsored insurance program.

As a result of a decision by the Supreme Court of Nevada, the widow of a former Reno police officer will recover some but not all of the workers' compensation benefits she sought following her husband's death.

A California court has rejected an insured's contention that, while she continued to try to persuade her homeowner's insurance company to pay a claim it had closed, the insurer had to remind her that she had one year to sue from the date it initially closed her claim.