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When coverage is doubtful, insurers should consider the cost of a bad faith suit against seeking reimbursement from the insured.

The court found that the insured's policy lacked certain provisions to permit the recovery of such costs and fees.

Recent case law can help inform insurance carriers on how to treat uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage complaints.

Businesses make up the bulk of questionable claims, but homeowners remain a target on scammers' radar, NICB reported.

Some Connecticut courts have begun applying a less stringent standard for pleading bad faith in insurance cases.

After 31 years of litigation, the California Supreme Court finally issued what has been deemed a groundbreaking ruling.

Insurers are welcoming the services of a claims advocate as a nonadversarial catalyst to quickly settle claims.

A U.S. judge declined to extend a "seismic" Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision on the stacking of insurance coverage.