A jury in Florida has awarded a woman who was struck by a car while she was riding her bicycle more than $2.1 million in damages.

A Washington court has ruled that "pedestrian" did not include a bicyclist and, therefore, has denied a bicyclist's claim for personal injury protection benefits under his auto insurance policy.

A Washington appellate court has ruled that an insured's auto insurance policy covered his claim for loss of use damages.

A California court has ordered an insured to pay more than $20,000 to his homeowners' insurance company after submitting a claim but failing to make his property available for inspection.

Pennsylvania's insurance commissioner and labor and industry secretary have reached agreements intended to lessen the chances of errors in the filing of loss costs, which help determine the rates businesses pay for workers' compensation insurance.

Licensed dentist and licensed insurance agent Milagros Macaraig, of Marina del Rey, California, has been charged with identity theft after allegedly using patient information to apply for life insurance policies without the patients' knowledge.

The Fifth Circuit has ruled that a health insurer could remove a hospital’s lawsuit under the federal officer removal law.

A Texas court has ruled that an insurer did not have to pay a contingency fee to a plaintiff's attorney based on the amount the insurer paid to a hospital that provided care for his client.