Litigation

A Mississippi man who wanted the state's insurance department to give him all records it had on homeowners insurance claims filed after Hurricane Katrina was again denied.

California's outgoing insurance commissioner has filed a lawsuit challenging an administrative ruling dealing with Iranian investments by insurers.

Lawsuits filed in reaction to low deal prices for mergers and acquisitions helped fuel an increase in the overall level of

Last week's election results for state gubernatorial races across the nation are likely to radically change the complexion of the state insurance regulatory system, with commissioner positions hinging on the actions of newly elected governors.

American International Group said the sale of one foreign insurer and the initial public offering of a second have raised enough money to repay a line of credit it has with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

In an important ruling this summer, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals decided that an online marketing firm was entitled to defense cost coverage under two different types of liability policies for the same spyware download incident.

The New York State Insurance Department has released its circular letter providing guidance for its upcoming producer compensation disclosure regulation, but agent groups said questions still need to be worked out before the Jan. 1 implementation.

Cloud computing has become a vitally important part of the information technology landscape.