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As the insurance industry strives for greater diversity and inclusion, a new survey finds a big engagement gap with disabled workers.

Coverage Q&A: This week's question asks if electric bicycles can be considered as 'personal property.'

A sea captain was awarded more than $11M in lost future earnings after injuring himself on an unmarked hatch, despite being the employee of no one.

The ruling hinged on the maritime doctrine of 'uberrimae fidei,' which says boat owners have a duty to 'fully and voluntarily disclose' all material facts.

Changing law firms is always risky, and asking an insurer to leave a longstanding relationship due to a firm's lack of diversity is difficult.

In vandalism cases, it's not unusual for a perpetrator to put sugar in a fuel tank.

Roughly nine million Americans lived abroad as of 2018, and Gallup polling indicates many more want to live outside the U.S.

More than 2M homes and businesses are without power after Zeta caused widespread damage from Louisana to North Carolina.