In light of increased wildfire risks, increased housing values and construction costs, the Oregon FAIR Plan Association board of directors approved an…

A former agency owner discovers that falsifying documents gets you a get-into-jail card.

If neither the AI system nor its operator hold rights over the material, are these works simply public domain? Not necessarily.

Fraud of the Week<br>Auto fraud - California<br>Amount - $35,000<br>A joint investigation by the California Department of Insurance and the San Joaquin County…

This article reviews a number of issues surrounding deductibles and how they should be applied.

Discusses how to define an occurrence in the commercial property policy and how to apply the deductible when there are multiples of loss.

The Colorado Insurance Department has issued a bulletin regarding ALE and other settlement payments related to damage from various wildfires.

Looks at the differences in claims-made vs occurrence coverages, and how the retro date affects coverage under the claims-made form.

Florida's recent "tort reform" bill has upped the ante for policyholders seeking to hold insurance companies accountable for bad faith.

An insured is arrested because he lied about pre-existing damage to his vehicle when reporting a claim to try to get the damage covered.