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A Mississippi official said the state is negotiating disputed Hurricane Katrina home damage claims with "almost all insurers in the state," concurrent with a report that State Farm is near a mass sett

U.S. District Court Judge Mary L. Cooper in Trenton, N.J. issued a summary judgment last week on behalf of the online dispute resolution firm Cybersettle, Inc., in White Plains, N.Y., which brought it

The new regime in the United States is exemplified by the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 (CAFA), which moves large class action lawsuits (i.e., those involving more than $5 million in claimed

Proper preparation for the trial of an insurance case begins not when an attorney is retained, but when the insurance company has first notice of the loss.

Property and casualty claims certainly provide a steady stream of potential anxiety-producing situations.

A recent study by two trial lawyer groups makes inflammatory statements about how insurance companies handled customers and their claims after Hurricane Katrina.

Insurance Commissioner George Dale recently vowed that the Mississippi Insurance Department (MID) will continue its devotion on getting as many claims from Hurricane Katrina paid as is possible. Dale

Claims News Service, Aug. 30, 10:40 a.m. EDT -- Insurance Commissioner George Dale recently vowed that the Mississippi Insurance Department will continue its devotion on getting as many claims from