FEMA's Superstorm Sandy Claims Review process is challenged by a homeowner, claiming that he was underpaid.

A court of appeals has affirmed a decision awarding an injured woman $2.75 million in punitive damages from an insurance company that had 'actively deceived' the woman.

A federal district court in Illinois has ordered Liberty Mutual to pay a $4.5 million judgment despite the fact that it didn't find that the insurer had acted in bad faith.

A federal district court in Maryland has concluded that two insurance companies breached their duty to defend their insureds in over 1,000 federal and state lawsuits pertaining to allegedly contaminated heparin.

A federal district court in Maryland has concluded that two insurance companies breached their duty to defend their insureds in over 1,000 federal and state lawsuits pertaining to allegedly contaminated heparin.

A federal district court in Washington has dismissed a Lyft drivers lawsuit against his personal automobile insurer, finding that the insurers initial denial of his claim had been reasonable.

The deadline has been extended to Sept. 15, and FEMA has indicated that it would proactively try to reach policyholders who have note responded to FEMA's offers.

The deadline has been extended to Sept. 15, and FEMA has indicated that it would proactively try to reach policyholders who have note responded to FEMA's offers.