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Illinois SB 714 Auto-Insurance Reform: What It Means

If you drive in Illinois, you have probably felt it: auto-insurance premiums have climbed hard over the last few years. In 2026 the state responded with Illinois SB 714, a major au...

Georgia appeals court affirms dismissal of UM suit against Allstate

Appeals court says liability judgment must come before carrier payment

Yacht coverage dispute too private for consumer protection law, court rules

A racing yacht, an unfiled claim, and a broker who said it was handled

Hawaii Insurance Division Issues Memo to Insurers for Lala Claims

The Hawaii Insurance Division issued a memo to insurers this week stating it expects them to handle claims from Tropical Storm and Hurricane Lala “promptly, fairly,” and in accorda...

Admiral sues CUMIS over refusal to repay injury defense costs

The auto insurer says the risk is its own - just not the bill already run up

Admiral sues CUMIS over refusal to repay injury defense costs

The auto insurer says the risk is its own - just not the bill already run up

Why Insurance Companies Settle Some Injury Claims and Deny Others

Danbury, Connecticut, is a busy Fairfield County community where local streets, commercial corridors, workplaces, and public spaces bring people into close contact every day. When...

First Circuit affirms Travelers' denial of employee UM/UIM coverage

One missing State car put an injured employee outside UM/UIM coverage - the court agreed

Turning Straw Into Gold: BOLI Exchanges and the Open Insurable Interest Question

Allstate keeps $9,000 as premature subrogation cost falls on liability carrier

One premature payout, two carriers pointing fingers, and $9,000 in limbo

Insurance When AI Agents Are the Decision-Makers

State Farm's missing rate survey revives body shop's $6,500 underpayment claim

The insurer said it paid the prevailing rate - but never produced the survey to prove it

California law puts $20,000 sting on insurers that ignore exam findings

California just gave its insurance commissioner real teeth - and a $20,000-per-violation bite

California law puts $20,000 sting on insurers that ignore exam findings

California just gave its insurance commissioner real teeth - and a $20,000-per-violation bite

Commercial Property Casualty Claims

When a disaster strikes your business or property, are you insured, for what, and to what extent are some of your earliest questions. To maximize your recovery of the benefits of t...

Two defaults and a missing policy sink employee’s $500K UIM claim

She won default judgment twice. The policy still had the last word

Who Pays First? Insurance Implications of Contractual Indemnity

Widow's inherited pension defeats dependency claim after fatal crash, Court of Session rules

UK Insurance Ltd wins in damages case

Michigan bill clarifies insurer division statute

Pronoun swaps in the Insurance Code may sound small - until liability is on the line

Indiana court reverses insurer in UIM dispute over officer's cruiser

A legal holiday and 60 seconds outside the cruiser - both broke the insurer's way at trial

Policyholders win 63% of complaints against insurers

IRDA data shows policyholders won most complaints against insurers in FY26, from Bima Bharosa to the ombudsman and courts. Why a denied claim is worth fighting.

PIA New York closes staged-accident fraud loophole after years of lobbying

The new statute covers those who orchestrate or invite others into staged schemes, not just those who participate - a gap PIANY had identified as a long-running enforcement problem

When Your Broker Picks the Words: Lessons for Corporate Policyholders from Teijin Automotive Technologies v. Sompo Ameri...

Federal Insurance keeps excess position after Reliance insolvency leaves coverage gap

Covered means covered - even when the insurer behind the policy can't pay