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Did one state's lawmakers err when they gave non-health care providers the right to void an insured worker's prescriptions?

The Penn. Supreme Court deadlocked in its decision of the verdict previously deemed an 'an assault on the [insurance] industry.'

A recent court order will allow Uber and Lyft to continue operating without recognizing drivers as employees — for now.

The state's high court is considering whether a car crash victim is eligible for multiple types of insurance benefits.

The high court's decision focused on the nature of the relationship between Uber and a driver.

Here are the key legislative developments from around the U.S., including new laws in Virginia, Colorado and more.

Data indicates there are only four active flood insurance policies for every 10 houses in high-risk flood zones.

The justices ruled that an intoxicated man who loaned his car to a drinking buddy could also be targeted for punitive damages as an 'active tortfeasor.'