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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley said her office reached agreements with five more insurers regarding allegations that they overcharged motorcycle riders for insurance.

With deer breeding season in full swing, state officials and insurers are warning motorist to be aware of increased activity as figures indicate the number of collisions between deer and vehicles is on the rise.

American International Group is asking a federal judge to deny class-action status to a lawsuit brought against it by a group of insurance companies alleging AIG underreported premiums on workers' compensation policies.

Title insurers said they will be unaffected by the recent spat of defective foreclosure paperwork that has caused some banks to halt their procedures, and Moody's said the problems will not affect earnings.

Each year, the National Association of Subrogation Professionals disseminates a wealth of vital updates about emerging litigation trends and investigative techniques at its annual conference.

A policy can be reformed if it can be proved that there was a mutual mistake about its terms. In granting reformation based on mutual mistake, a court does not create a new agreement, it only enforces the terms of the policy as the parties intended.

Each issue, Claims CE provides several continuing education-based questions designed to test claim professionals on their knowledge of a particular topic. This month, we take a look at Catastrophes.

Three Allstate adjusters and two State Farm appraisers in Florida were arrested and charged with racketeering and grand theft auto for their roles in auto insurance fraud schemes.