The Sixth Circuit has ruled that a superintendent sued by his school district was not an insured under insurance policies that had been issued to the district.

An Ohio appellate court has ruled that an exclusion in an insurance policy for “[w]ater that backs up or overflows from a sewer” was ambiguous and did not necessarily exclude coverage for raw sewage that backed up from a sewer.

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation has agreed to send $1.5 billion of its revenues to Ohio employers covered by its system.

The Washington Insurance Department has fined Trupanion Managers USA, Inc., $100,000 after finding that it violated Washington state insurance laws and rules.

The Ninth Circuit has ruled that an insurance company could not rely on two “war” exclusions in its policy to deny coverage to its insured for damages the insured suffered after Hamas fired rockets from Gaza into Israel.

The Supreme Court of Michigan has issued a decision that broadens the kinds of situations in which policyholders will be able to recover uninsured motorist benefits from their insurance companies.

A federal district court in Pennsylvania has ruled that carbon monoxide was a pollutant for purposes of an insurance policy's pollutant exclusion.

A federal district court in Florida has ruled that an insurer did not have to defend a community association against a former employee's claim that it breached his employment agreement notwithstanding the employee benefits liability coverage endorsement to the policy.