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Connecticut essentially ends insurance coverage in disintegrating concrete cases — except in the most extreme instances.

GBS Investment Group asserted that property it owned in Miami had suffered water damage "due to a roof leak, caused by wind-driven rain."

The state Supreme Court has ruled that Florida's mandatory attorneys' fee schedule in Workers' Compensation cases is unconstitutional.

In Quiroga v. Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, the Florida Third District Court of Appeal invalidated a law firm's charging lien for unpaid legal fees that was asserted against the collected proceeds of an insurance claim for a former client.

The Florida Supreme Court added several new wrinkles to an ongoing debate over the question of whether a general contractor's commercial general liability insurance policies cover damage caused by

A Florida appeals court last week said that Allstate can keep doing business in the state, putting off a final decision on whether Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty has cause to lift the insurer's

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A Florida appeals court said yesterday that Allstate can stay in business in the state and put off a final decision on whether Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty has cause to lift the insurer's lice