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Under certain circumstances, a boat owner may limit its liability following an accident on navigable waters.

The gyrations of the market and changes in regulatory policy make the future of D&O liability insurance and underlying exposure areas to watch during 2019.

The Supreme Court ruled in early March that federal law does not prevent people injured as a result of inadequate warnings on drug labels from suing the drug makers in state court, even if labels were approved by the Food & Drug Administration.

The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that federal law does not prevent people injured as a result of inadequate warnings on drug labels from suing the drug makers in state court, even if labels were

In addition to efforts to secure passage in Congress of legislation reforming and modernizing regulation of the surplus insurance market, NAPSLO representatives said several state issues are also on

In a 8-1 decision, the court ruled that manufacturers of medical devices are not liable for personal injuries under a 1976 law as long as the Food and Drug Administration approved the device before it

A federal district court judge last week affirmed an earlier decision that a suit brought by Mississippi's attorney general against insurers for wind-driven flood losses stemming from Hurricane

In a major setback for insurers, a federal district court judge has ruled that a state court should hear a suit brought by Mississippi officials over property-casualty insurer denials of Hurricane