Litigation

After many months of wrenching debate, Democrats in March finally succeeded in getting health care reform legislation to the finish line.

This week's edition of National Underwriter is almost entirely devoted to a review of the top-10 stories of 2010 chosen by the editors of the publication.

New York State's two major producer groups said they have received approval from the State Department of Insurance for their model forms that member agents and brokers can use to comply with New York's new disclosure requirements.

Insurance policies do not cover losses due to the destructive properties of Chinese drywall because of two policy exclusions, a federal court has ruled.

Economists said the recession was over some time last year, but a walk down almost any main street in America reveals a different picture.

Philadelphia has topped the list for the American Tort Reform Foundation's (ATRF) 2010/2011 "Judicial Hellholes" report due in part to the trial practices of its Complex Litigation Center (CLC).