Annual insured catastrophe losses of $150 billion have become 'the new normal.'

The case explored whether a man who was struck with a car door while riding his bike was a "pedestrian."

Plaintiffs claimed a valuation adjustment allowed the insurer to “thumb the scale” when paying claims.

The next few months could lead to big changes in federal insurance oversight efforts.

Insurance and emergency-response coffers are running low in the Golden State, where wildfires now happen year-round.

Scammers paid insurance company employees to leak customer information in order to intercept claim payouts.

People are socking away power to support solar panels, stave off high utility bills, and keep the lights on in an emergency.

Nearly half of the fires are in Oklahoma.