The ruling hinged on the insurer's right under the policy to control the defense.

Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho asked whether to apply the coverage provision or enforce the exclusion since both provisions together are incompatible.

The Fifth Circuit reversed and remanded on the duty to indemnify because the ruling of the district court was premature.

The appeal hinged on if a former player elected to receive injury protection payments under a collective bargaining agreement.

More than 90 insurance companies are accused of breach of contract and bad faith in the suit.

A Texas appellate court recognized that an insurance carrier is entitled to recover all benefits paid to an injured worker out of the "first money" recovered from a liable third party.

Louisiana Department of Insurance reported that the firm and its partners engaged in insurance fraud involving at least 850 policyholders.

Former MLB pitcher Clay Buchholz's purchase of a rider to cover the all-risk policy's mold exclusion doesn't cover the infestation that destroyed his mansion.