The Supreme Court of South Carolina has ruled that an insurance company that denied liability and also asserted good faith in an answer to an insurance bad faith action did not place privileged attorney-client communications “at issue” such that it waived the privilege.

An appellate court in an insurance coverage case in Florida has reversed a trial court's decision striking the insureds' pleadings and imposing sanctions on their law firm for failing to produce an adjuster for a deposition.

Rostin Behnam, a CFTC commissioner, warned of the effects of climate change on insurers and other participants in the derivatives markets in a recent presentation before the Market Risk Advisory Committee.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has rejected fraud claims asserted by individuals who previously entered into structured settlement agreements with Lexington Insurance Company.

The Supreme Court of Delaware has ruled that the exclusivity provision of the state's workers' compensation law does not prevent employees from receiving underinsured motorist benefits provided by automobile liability policies purchased by their employers from third-party insurance companies.

A federal district court in Florida has dismissed an insurer's declaratory judgment action to give a state court considering a motion for proceedings supplementary in a pending lawsuit against the insured construction company time to determine the insured's rights under its insurance policies.

The Sixth Circuit has ruled that a tort claim under Tennessee law against Amazon in connection with the sale of a hoverboard can move forward.

The Colorado Division of Insurance (“DOI”) has announced that, because the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (“USPSTF”) has determined that the…