A Florida court has rejected a claim for uninsured boaters benefits where the insured alleged that he – but not his boat – had been struck by another boat.

After a wrongfully convicted person is set free, governments and officials typically face lawsuits seeking damages – and they typically turn to their…

Here are the Top 10 insurance coverage cases from the Insurance Coverage Law Center for July.

Here are the top state supreme court insurance coverage cases from the Insurance Coverage Law Center for July.

The Fifth Circuit has ruled that an insurance company properly denied all of its insured’s claims under the “interrelatedness” provision of a directors and officers liability insurance policy where the insured had learned of a related claim when the previous year’s policy was in effect but failed to timely notify the insurer of that initial claim.

An appellate court in New Jersey has ruled that an insured could not assert a property damage claim after its excavator fell into a river, concluding that the river had not been damaged.

Starr Insurance Companies’ Defense Base Act insurance coverage now is available to small federal government contractors.

An appellate court in Florida has rejected a request by an automobile insurer in a first-party insurance coverage case to block the deposition of the insurer’s representative, declaring that the insurer’s confession of judgment had not ended the case.