The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that an insurance company need not make a new offer of underinsured motorist coverage when an additional named insured is added to an existing policy.

The California Department of Insurance and the United Nations Environment Program have launched a yearlong effort to develop a sustainable insurance roadmap to confront California's climate risks.

The Third Circuit has ruled that an insurance company did not have to defend or indemnify its insured in a lawsuit brought by a female minor alleging that the insured failed to intervene or report that sex traffickers had enticed her to engage in commercial sex acts at the insured's motel.

A California court has ruled that an injured plaintiff who obtained a $1.5 million judgment against an allegedly insolvent driver could proceed with his fraudulent conveyance action against the driver's insurer.

Bipartisan legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate relating to insurance coverage for legal marijuana and related businesses.

The New York State Department of Financial Services has instructed New York insurers to cover pre-exposure prophylaxis medication for the prevention of HIV without cost-sharing, including deductibles and co-pays.

A Texas jury has rendered a defense verdict in a case brought by a pedestrian who alleged that she was struck by a vehicle while in a crosswalk.

The Supreme Court of Montana has ruled that an employee had not timely filed a written claim for workers' comp benefits under Montana Code Section 39-71-601.