California Class Certification Granted in Good Driver Rate Lawsuit
California court certifies class in lawsuit against insurers for failing to offer lowest rates to good drivers, involving National General subsidiaries and over 900,000 consumers.
Texas Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal in State Farm Life Insurance Dispute
Texas appeals court upholds dismissal of lawsuit against State Farm, affirming interpleader action's protective role in resolving contested life insurance beneficiary claims.
California FAIR Plan Faces Rising Claims and Scrutiny After Los Angeles Wildfires
The California FAIR Plan sees a surge in wildfire claims and policyholders after LA fires amid private insurer withdrawals, facing financial strain and legal scrutiny.
Georgia Enacts Comprehensive Tort Reform to Address Rising Insurance Litigation Costs
Georgia's new tort reform law implements significant changes to premises liability, damages evidence, and litigation procedures aiming to reduce insurance costs and curtail excessive lawsuits.
California FAIR Plan Lawsuit Highlights Insurance Tensions from Wildfire Costs
California's FAIR Plan faces a lawsuit over imposing $1 billion in emergency fees on homeowners. Consumer advocates challenge the authority of these charges aimed at stabilizing the insurance market amid escalating wildfire risks.
Litigation Threatens Stability of California’s Insurance Market Amid Wildfire Risks
The lawsuit by Consumer Watchdog against the California Department of Insurance could deepen the state's insurance crisis by challenging cost recovery efforts by insurers under the FAIR Plan.
Consumer Watchdog Challenges California Insurance Surcharges
Consumer Watchdog sues to prevent California insurance surcharges that could cost homeowners millions, challenging the fairness of the FAIR Plan's practices.