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The mandate was stayed by a federal appeals court pending a final ruling on its legality.

An emergency temporary standard regarding COVID-19 vaccine policies for businesses may face challenges.

The decision follows a trend of courts determining that pandemic losses do not meet policy definitions of "direct physical loss."

The Eighth Circuit is considering one of the most impactful insurance issues of all time: whether COVID-19 triggers business interruption coverage.

The defendants participated in an insurance fraud scheme involving stranger-oriented life insurance policies.

Nationwide Insurance won strong support for the anti-concurrent-causation language in its Mississippi homeowners' policies when a federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled the wording "is not