The case deals with preferred-contractor endorsements, which a policyholder ignored following a water damage claim.

Opioid companies agreed to pay more than $32 billion to help cover costs related to opioid addiction.

The litigation tests a new state law allowing homeowners the possibility of collecting insurance benefits as well as attorney fees and costs.

While acts of war are typically excluded from coverage, assigning culpability for a cyberattack remains a Herculean task.

Green tech: As the residential building and remodeling boom rolls on, installation of solar panels is surging.

The call for industry data is in support of the second study conducted by the Women in Insurance Initiative.

News from Privilege Underwriters, Pathpoint, Sureify and more.

While direct exposure is limited, AM Best reports that U.S. insurers might face 'significant' indirect exposures.