An Ohio man was caught on surveillance video pushing his car off of a cliff and later reported the vehicle as stolen.

The Supreme Court of New Hampshire ruled that a man was not entitled to coverage under his automobile insurance policy for injuries he suffered when he was struck by an uninsured vehicle while crossing a street to his own parked car.

In a case of first impression, a Connecticut court ruled that the UM/UIM exclusion did not apply in this case involving the insurance coverage of a rental car.

A mobile gym, operating out of the back of a truck, was not an insured auto for the purposes of the auto insurance policy of a woman who was injured while training in the mobile gym.

In a long-awaited Washington Supreme Court insurance bad faith decision, the court decided that the employee adjuster was not guilty of bad faith.

This November Claims Magazine article by Christine G. Barlow, CPCU discusses the racing exclusion and unusual situations such as driving performance vehicles for recreation.

Personal Auto Insurance Fraud. Florida Fraudsters are collecting insurance information and billing insurers in exchange for windshield repair that never happens.

This article appears in the October 2019 edition of Claims Magazine, and defines and explains material misrepresentation.

Reviews the freshly passed California bill redefining employees, which will significantly impact the ride-sharing industry.

Valuation when a vehicle increased in value.