Cease-and-desist order issued to public adjusters for withholding funds, among other things.

A Florida homeowner claimed expenses for tearing out and accessing damaged plumbing should not be subject to the $5,000 cap because the endorsement did not limit "tear-out" expenses.

A theft claim falls apart with phony receipts.

The loophole allowed the auto insurer to bypass the state Insurance Commissioner in implementing the humongous rate hikes.

Major carrier discovers ring of doctors charging for unnecessary procedures.

When a roofer abandons a job midway, is it vandalism or something else, and is there coverage under the homeowners policy?

This guest column by Blakely Lloyd, J.D. discusses separation of insureds clauses and court cases.

When you run off the road and blame a mystery driver.

How to cover a solar panel array.

A new litigation report is a warning shot to insurers that they must increase their resources—both in-house and outside counsel—in at least two segments of the industry.