Maryland Supreme Court rulings clarify standards for postconviction DNA testing, timely settlement acceptance, and insurance claim assignments under anti-assignment clauses, guiding legal and insurance professionals.

Analysis of recent Georgia automotive tort verdicts reveals litigation strategies, insurer challenges, and implications of advancing tort reform legislation in automotive insurance claims.

Illinois proposes legislation to prevent life insurers from denying coverage based on criminal history, advancing inclusive underwriting reforms.

Connecticut's new law changes insurance dispute arbitration by requiring insurers to cover arbitration costs and pay interest on disputed amounts, promoting faster claimant payments and greater insurer accountability.

The Tenth Circuit affirms that Colorado auto insurers can limit liability coverage to vehicles listed in policies, reinforcing vehicle-specific liability rules under state law.

Florida appeals court reverses Citizens Insurance claim denial, emphasizing limits on staged payment clauses in replacement cost policies. Implications for insurer claim handling and litigation.

Florida's recent insurance reforms have reduced insurer accountability, complicating claims processes and impacting both personal and commercial policyholders amid rising premiums and market instability.

Illinois Appellate Court requires State Farm to engage in appraisal for hail damage valuation dispute, despite insurer's coverage objection.

Florida appellate court ruling reinforces insurers' rights to enforce managed repair provisions in homeowners insurance policies, setting a key legal precedent.

Supreme Court examines constitutional challenge to ACA preventive services coverage focusing on the Appointments Clause and Secretary of HHS authority. Key implications for insurers and healthcare coverage.