A Florida appellate court has ruled that an insurer could not recover its attorneys’ fees and costs where the indemnity provision in the insurer’s settlement proposals was ambiguous.

A Washington appellate court has ruled that lawyers who previously represented an insurance company in bad faith lawsuits could not represent plaintiffs in a bad faith action against the insurer.

An insurance company has defeated another lawsuit by Connecticut homeowners seeking coverage for cracking concrete.

The Governors Highway Safety Association has released a white paper discussing strategies as automated vehicles take the road.

A federal district court in Oklahoma has ruled that a bank’s insurance carrier did not have to defend or indemnify the bank in a lawsuit brought by a customer who was taken hostage by a bank robber and thereafter shot by law enforcement officers.

The Ninth Circuit has asked the Supreme Court of Hawaii to decide an uninsured motorist insurance coverage question.

Washington is seeking a $1 million fine from Aliera Healthcare, Inc., and $100,000 from its partner, Trinity HealthShare, Inc.

A jury in Florida has awarded $1,930,704.34 to a woman who was injured after slipping and falling on water on a floor in a grocery store.