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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit held that COVID did not cause "direct physical loss or damage to" property under business interruption policies.

Nonpublic companies would do well to heed the approach public companies may be required to take to address climate change.

Progressive argued the plaintiffs were not insured because the rented car was not a 'covered auto.'

A lawsuit that pits insurance underwriters against a Florida condo association examines whether the disruption of a noisy gym constitutes property damage.

Tax-related identity theft reports have soared 45% since before the pandemic, according to a financial services provider and FTC data.

Wildfires have been raging across Texas. Crittenberg Complex fire, about 70 miles north of the state capital, had burned more than 33,000 square acres.

The Georgia Supreme Court made the ruling in a wrongful death case involving a police crash.

Is the use of Oxford commas necessary or are they a style choice deployed at the discretion of a contract's writer?