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The May 16 hail event is the latest storm to batter Oklahoma this month. Golf ball-sized hail wreaked havoc on Oklahoma City's metro area, leaving behind splintered buildings and smashed windows.

A Chinese drywall maker announced that it settled a case brought against it by U.S. homebuilder, Beazer Homes, for an undisclosed dollar amount.

A report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau shows that staged accident questionable claims increased 46 percent from 2007 through 2009.

The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York has suggested additional language to the state Department of Insurance regarding disclosure regulation, as it gears up for a court challenge.

Shareholder derivative lawsuits against directors and officers of British Petroleum in the wake of the company's offshore oil rig explosion could result in sizeable recoveries based on current litigation trends, an expert in the field says.

Securities class actions, and to a somewhat lesser extent shareholder derivative litigation, have historically presented the largest class of claims exposures to directors and officers liability insurers.

There is still considerable media buzz surrounding Chinese drywall. For many homeowners, the nightmare is far from over. Why are the culpable manufacturers not answering U.S. courts?

A Kingston, N.Y., woman is accused of going to some extreme lengths in order to continue collecting workers' comp benefits while allegedly working another job.