The companies were accused of unlawfully tracking the behavior of users under age 13 and serving them targeted advertisements.

Chubb and other insurers are denying coverage for claims brought under New York's Child Victims Act.

Two new bills will deliver more data breach enforcement, stronger consumer data protections and an international reach.

The workers' comp insurer reportedly bundled side agreements with its products that forced small businesses to pay higher plan fees.

Newly confirmed Superintendent Linda Lacewell announced three new appointments at DFS, NY's top financial regulator.

The Archdiocese of New York filed a lawsuit against its various insurers after one company said it will not cover claims brought through a new law enacted this year.

The bill didn't make it to the State Senate floor for a vote before lawmakers left Albany for the year.

With the constant progression of technology, Lacewell said the division was a must for the agency.