The Third Circuit has ruled that liquor liability exclusions in insurance policies issued to the manager of a country club precluded coverage for claims brought by the widow of a man allegedly killed by a driver who had become intoxicated at the country club.

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has ruled that notice and cooperation clauses in automobile insurance policies are valid and enforceable.

A Delaware court has ruled that exclusions in insurance policies issued to Pfizer Inc. did not preclude coverage for the $568 million it agreed to pay to settle a securities fraud class action.

An appellate court in Florida has affirmed a trial court's order granting GEICO Indemnity Company's motion for a new trial after a jury awarded the plaintiff $2.5 million, concluding that the trial court should have removed for cause a juror who demonstrated bias against GEICO.

A Florida court has ruled that an exclusion in an insurance policy issued to a condominium association precluded coverage of a lawsuit filed against the association by a condo owner.

The State of Texas has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop Aliera Healthcare from selling health insurance in Texas.

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has introduced legislation to extend the National Flood Insurance Program for five years while instituting a series of reforms in a stated effort to address the system's problems.

An appellate court in Texas has affirmed a trial court's decision denying personal injury protection benefits to an insured who alleged that he was injured while helping to move metal roofing sheets after they had been unloaded from a delivery truck.