Coins and stamps are some of the property with restricted limits on the homeowners policy. An issue is the difference between the coins in your pocket and the stamps you put on the mail, and those coins and stamps you collect. This discussion reviews court cases and policy language.

When digging and carrying beer get you in trouble.

New regulation from the Colorado Insurance Department regarding ordinance or law coverage and settlement of claims.

When trying to cover up your staged accident you get in trouble with the FBI.

New Jersey has long been known for its strict gun laws, and a new bill before the state legislature would introduce an additional insurance requirement for individuals wishing to carry a firearm in public.

Eight individuals, including a pediatrician and three pharmacists, have been arrested on conspiracy and possession charges related to the illegal distribution of the opioid oxycodone.

A new regulation in California requires insurers to develop pricing that includes discounts for certain wildfire mitigation efforts.

An insured tries to blame graffiti and a fire on someone else.

When the car payments are too much, an insured makes a bad decision in getting rid of the vehicle.

This article by Randy Maniloff discusses the debate over whether damages caused by a hurricane were caused by wind, water, or both. This article originally appeared on the White and Williams LLP website and is reprinted with permission.