Litigation

When you contract with an alarm company for continuous monitoring, you expect your property to be protected, and you don't expect limitations of liability to supersede a negligence claim.

A federal judge dismissed a false arrest complaint a woman filed against Geico after she was jailed on charges of concealing her wrecked car she was supposed to turn over after the insurer paid $1,108 for it.

A little bit of dripping water is a 'leak.' But can the volume ever be too much for the drip to be something other than a leak for purposes of an exclusion in a homeowners policy?

A little bit of dripping water is a 'leak.' But can the volume ever be too much for the drip to be something other than a leak for purposes of an exclusion in a homeowners policy?

N.Y. judge rules the losses a company suffered when an imposter tricked its accounts payable department into wiring money are covered by computer fraud provisions in its insurance policy.

Farmers Insurance has agreed to pay a $75,000 penalty and to refund $315,000 to more than 1,600 Minnesota drivers who were charged higher auto insurance rates solely because they were renters rather than homeowners.