Premera Blue Cross has agreed to settle allegations that it failed to secure sensitive consumer data and misled consumers before and after a data breach affecting millions across the country.

Three men have been charged with operating a tax fraud and identity theft scheme targeting military service members in San Diego County.

The Eighth Circuit has issued a decision that may serve as a roadmap for the analysis that insureds and insurers – and trial courts – can engage in when considering whether an insured is entitled to uninsured motorist benefits in an auto accident involving multiple vehicles.

A New Jersey appellate court has ruled that the state may proceed with a consumer fraud action against a Superstorm Sandy contractor – and that consumers may not be barred from initiating criminal complaints against the contractor.

A federal court in New York has found a triable issue of fact in an insured's long-running, and highly litigated, battle against its insurer.

A Florida court has granted summary judgment to plaintiffs in a class action against an insurance company and awarded damages to each class member.

Rhode Island's governor has vetoed a bill that would have created a private cause of action against an insurer for a violation of the state Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act in the case of a total loss.

Amid growing public questions and concerns about current and future automated vehicle technology, the Governors Highway Safety Association has joined Partners for Automated Vehicle Education.