A Georgia appellate court has ruled that an insurer may not have adequately reserved its right to deny coverage.

An Ocean County, New Jersey, woman has been sentenced to 24 months in prison for defrauding New Jersey state health benefits programs and other insurers…

A Delaware court has rejected an insured's claim for benefits under his automobile insurance policy for injuries he said he suffered while cleaning his vehicle at a self-serve car wash.

A Texas court has ruled that an insured's claims against its excess insurance carriers for damage caused by Hurricane Harvey should be dismissed where the insured's primary insurance policy had not yet been exhausted.

A Texas court has ruled that a "reasonableness exception" limiting an insurer's liability under the Texas Prompt Payment of Claims Act was not overruled by a recent decision by the Texas Supreme Court.

The Eighth Circuit has ruled that stacking of underinsured motorist benefits was specifically barred by language in an automobile insurance policy.

The Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation, is accepting public comments on proposed new rules for 28 Texas Administrative Code Section 134.150 and Section 134.155 to implement Senate Bill 935, 86th Legislature.

Here are the top federal legislative/regulatory developments from the Insurance Coverage Law Center for August.