The U.S. government has grounds to demand that AIG pay any significant damages should Maurice Hank Greenberg win his $25 billion claim that federal officials shortchanged investors in the 2008 bailout of the insurer.

Travelers CEO Jay Fishman says he will soon need a cane to help him walk.

In 2014, Ickey Woods got some cold cuts.

Having your identity stolen is one thing. But having your identity stolen and then used to buy a big-ticket item like a car ... that's a whole different headache.

American consumers ate out and shopped for clothes in October, enjoying a windfall from cheaper gasoline and prompting a rebound in retail sales heading into the holiday-shopping season.

Most employees love a party, especially when the boss is buying. But are there liability issues to consider?

Liability costs for long term care providers are expected to increase by five% and claims frequency is also expected to rise, according to a new report.

Pet parents are fueling a $600 million industry in North America thats growing at triple the pace of U.S. accident-and-health coverage.