A federal district court has ruled that the Philadelphia Housing Authority had immunity for a claim for damage sustained to an insured's home allegedly caused by a fire that originated in an adjacent vacant building owned by the agency.

A federal court in Pennsylvania has rejected a county's contention that a health care provider was obligated to indemnify it for claims arising from an alleged suicide at a county jail.

The National Transportation Safety Board has investigated and released findings on a Las Vegas collision.

New Jersey's governor has signed two bills into law, amending provisions of the state's workers' compensation law for first responders.

The Third Circuit has ruled that an insurer did not have to defend its insured against a competitor's lawsuit where the competitor's claims challenged statements the insured made about its own products.

An appellate court in Florida has ruled that appraisal was warranted where an insurer had not wholly denied coverage of its insured homeowners' claim and the parties' dispute was over the amount of the homeowners' loss.

Connecticut's governor has signed legislation mandating the same insurance coverage for people suffering from mental health and substance use disorder conditions as they have for other illnesses.

The Missouri Department of Insurance issued a new report that highlights some sobering facts about Missouri's insurance market's readiness to recover following a high magnitude quake in the New Madrid fault area.