The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has reversed the decision of the lower court, finding that a policy that listed windstorms among the covered…

A court has ruled on the Oxford comma, finding that a policy's punctuation was not unclear and that a professional liability policy did not cover a multimillion-dollar judgment resulting from a lawsuit.

The New Jersey Superior Court considers whether a Russian cyber-attack should be considered an "act of war" to be excluded from an all-risk property insurance policy.

A money transportation company has filed a lawsuit accusing the FBI and the San Bernadino County Sheriff's Department of scheming to illegally pull over company vehicles and seize money from its marijuana dispensary clients.

Despite being insured by Liberty Insurance Corporation, the insureds sued Liberty Mutual.

Waymo claims that the car crash data should be considered a trade secret.

An insurer must defend a roofing manufacturer in litigation in which the company's roof membrane system allegedly caused additional damage to a Bronx high school.

AIG Specialty Insurance Company sued Accellion this week in Florida Southern District Court in connection with the cybersecurity firm's 2020 data breach.

The 4th Circuit has ruled that damage caused by a watermain break that was concurrent with a flood is subject to a flood sublimit under an "anti-concurrent" causation clause in the property policy.

This filing of felony charges could serve as notice to drivers who use Autopilot and other similar systems that they cannot rely on them to control vehicles.