Claims

A specific type of automotive engine damage occurs when water enters the engine and is compressed in one or more cylinders.

Since the news of tainted drywall—and its noxious fumes—started rolling in, manufacturers and other businesses that supplied and installed the building material have denied liability.

"Come again?" That's the thought that ran through my mind when I.I.I. President Dr. Robert Hartwig told a crowd of hundreds that there have been double-digit reductions in claim departments over the last two years.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in ruling on what qualifies as a class action, has reinstated a suit that accuses Allstate of routinely refusing to pay interest when it is late with a benefit payment.

Insurers have been slow to respond with coverage for wage-and-hour lawsuits that have been an escalating threat to companies of all sizes over the past decade, Advisen Ltd. said in a new study.

Across all industries, the total number of federal class action lawsuits filed dropped by 21 percent last year, with financial services firms continuing as the favorite target, a consulting firm reported.

Suspicious claims and insurance fraud continue to plague New York's no-fault auto system. In fact, many contend that the problem is only worsening.

Five insurance trade groups have filed a petition asking California officials to review whether the state insurance commissioner created "illegal underground regulations" concerning Iranian investments.