The Fifth Circuit has asked the Mississippi Supreme Court to interpret the subrogation waiver in a common form contracting agreement.

A federal district court in Florida has denied a motion by a nail salon owner to quash two non-party subpoenas served on her by an insurer that filed a lawsuit in New York alleging insurance fraud.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that South Carolina law prohibits an automobile insurance carrier from reducing its obligation to pay no-fault personal injury protection benefits to its insured by the amount of workers’ compensation benefits the insured received for medical expenses.

The mayor of San José, California, has proposed a city ordinance that would require all firearm owners in San José to carry liability insurance for their weapons.

The Colorado Division of Insurance has issued cease and desist orders for Trinity Healthshare and Aliera Healthcare.

A Michigan court has ruled that a health care provider that held post-treatment assignments from an insured injured in an automobile accident could proceed with its lawsuit against the insurer to collect no-fault benefits.

A Pennsylvania court has ruled that an employer could not use a compromise and release agreement settling an employee’s worker’s compensation claim to deprive a pharmacy that was not party to the agreement of payment for medical services it provided to the employee.

An Indiana court has ruled that an insurer’s coverage quotes contained language that could lead to coverage for losses insureds’ suffered from a computer hacker.