A New York court has ruled that a no-fault insurer did not have to pay claims submitted by two medical providers as assignees of passengers allegedly injured in an automobile accident the court determined had been staged.

A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a vehicle driven by a Lyft driver was involved in two accidents, entitling the passenger to recover twice the amount of insurance benefits previously paid to her by two separate insurers.

A Kentucky court has ruled that damage to a recreational vehicle caused by a leak in the cold-water supply line was not covered by the owners' insurance policy.

A Michigan court has ruled that an insurer did not have to cover a claim filed by the owner and operator of a bar destroyed by fire where the bar's owner and operator had misrepresented on its insurance application the number of police calls to the bar within the preceding year.

Mark E. Watson III has retired as chief executive officer of Argo Group International Holdings, Ltd.

Berry Roland Bishop has been sentenced to serve 60 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release for his conviction on one felony count of bank fraud.

The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc., has announced that it has enhanced its Hanover Miscellaneous Professionals Advantage product.

A California jury has awarded $850,000 to a plaintiff who allegedly slipped on a trail of liquid on a restaurant floor.