Why you shouldn't lie on your auto insurance application.

The U.S. has agreed to return $1.1 million to Empyreal that was seized because the company was hauling money known to be associated with cannabis sales.

The U.S. has agreed to return $1.1 million to Empyreal that was seized because the company was hauling money known to be associated with cannabis sales.

The female-owned claims adjuster business was attempting to have the courts enforce "merely its own gloss" on a services agreement that never promised to dole out a "fair amount" of insurance claims to the adjuster, the Sixth Circuit opinion said.

Review of the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation's bulletin regarding the intentional acts exclusion.

The third article in a series explaining Jumpstart Earthquake Parametric Policy- this covers the cancellation and fraud provisions.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has found the pollution exclusion to be ambiguous because it was found to be susceptible to more than one reasonable interpretation.

A sample checklist as an aid for businessowners coverage. Not intended to be all-inclusive of all questions to be asked or in coverage determinations.

Three TVs aligned together for a single image and contractor cracked the screen. Which exclusion, if any, applies?

Review of the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation's bulletin regarding the intentional acts exclusion.