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

Weaving diversity and inclusion into the fabric of claims provides a richer context for making payment decisions.

Here are the latest insurance legislative updates from around the U.S., including information from Texas, New York and New Hampshire.

Congresswomen introduced a bill requiring insurance companies to use only driving records in deciding car insurance rates.

A group of former employees who lost their jobs as the company went bankrupt won a settlement to make up for denied severance pay.

Both traditional rental car companies and car-sharing startups are pushing legislative agendas. Many want clarity on insurance liability.

Courts recognize the importance of insureds being truthful and forthcoming to limit the risk of insurance fraud.

Major increases in homeowner, automobile and most other types of insurance disputes filed in federal court.