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Insurance continues to have one of the largest gender pay gaps of any industry, with women making 59 cents on the dollar.

The judge ruled it is still unclear whether the 'reasonable expectations' doctrine can be applied to a commercial insured, including the gym.

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

Several lawyers are arguing cyber insurance policies and payouts are fueling the rise in ransomware events.

Applied Underwriters alleges the commissioner and Calf. DOI violated five rules under the U.S. Constitution.

Employees allege they were unable to reach an agreement with Amazon following a work-related injury or health issue.

The case is one of the first to consider insurance producer liability in COVID-19 lawsuits.

Initial court rulings demonstrate the importance of establishing direct physical loss to insured premises in business interruption claims.