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Auto Insurer Sued N.J. Lawyer, Alleging He Participated in a “Kickback Scheme.” His Malpractice Insurer Must Defend Him.

Auto Insurer Didn’t Have to Pay Wife Who Helped Husband After His Post-Accident Surgery. Kansas Court Said It Was Her Spousal Duty.

7th Circuit Says MetLife Breached Long Term Care Insurance Plan by Doubling Insured’s Premiums After She Turned 67

After One 8th Circuit Win, Insured Ultimately Loses Coverage Battle When Circuit Finds No “Physical Injury” to Tangible Property

In Case of First Impression, Pennsylvania District Court Explains When Auto Insurance Is “Purchased”

U.S. Governors’ Association Offers Strategies to Reduce Traffic Deaths

Audit Slams FEMA’s Superstorm Sandy Claims Review Process, Finding “Unsupported Payments Made to Policyholders”