An appellate court in Iowa has reversed a trial court’s decision and ruled that defensive issue preclusion did not bar a workers’ compensation insurer’s lawsuit seeking to recover on a lien.

Connecticut’s governor has signed into law a bill providing workers’ compensation benefits to police officers, parole officers, and firefighters who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after witnessing an unnerving event in the line of duty.

A New York City pharmacy owner and three of her managers have been charged with participating in a multi-million dollar Medicaid fraud scheme involving kickbacks and HIV drugs.

A Florida court has ruled that an insurance coverage lawsuit filed by homeowners against their insurer was not barred by the insurer's victory in a small claims court action brought by a mold testing company under a partial assignment from the homeowners.

The Eighth Circuit has ruled that misrepresentations regarding personal property lost in a fire voided insureds' right to recover under their homeowners' insurance policy.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released a report examining why motorcycle riders choose to wear – or not wear – high-visibility gear and what can be done to encourage greater use rates.

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has updated its Hurricane Michael claims figures and now estimates total insured losses at $6,906,918,311.

The insurance carrier for a property owner in Brooklyn, New York, will pay a woman who tripped over a broken sidewalk $275,000 after a jury found the owner 75 percent responsible for her fall.