A trial court in New York has ruled that because a homeowners insurance policy contained conflicting provisions, Allstate had to cover the damages suffered when the home was destroyed by fire.

A federal district court in New Jersey has ruled that a garden-level condo actually was a basement for purposes of a standard flood insurance policy issued under the NFIP.

If you child sets your house on fire, is the damage covered?

Minnesota Supreme Court's decision provides a road map for challenging a medical expert's opinion in workers comp cases.

A Geico customer has been sentenced to two years in prison for submitting a false insurance claim after directing accomplices to burn his car.

A Geico customer has been sentenced to two years in prison for submitting a false insurance claim after directing accomplices to burn his car.

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.