A Massachusetts Superior Court orders Liberty Mutual insurers to pay $90.9M for bad faith claims practices in a 2014 construction injury case, highlighting regulatory enforcement under Chapters 176D and 93A.

Analysis of recent 11th Circuit appellate cases impacting property and casualty insurance litigation, highlighting legal trends in claims and policy disputes relevant to U.S. insurers and legal professionals.

Oklahoma Attorney General intervenes in major State Farm homeowners insurance claims litigation, alleging fraudulent underpayment of wind and hail damage claims impacting market integrity and consumer protection.

A California judge dismisses several claims in a $23.5 million tax-avoidance lawsuit against Penn Mutual involving premium-financed whole life policies, raising key issues in insurance compliance and regulatory scrutiny.

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner investigates State Farm over roof-related insurance claim practices amid legal actions addressing hail and wind damage payouts.

Oklahoma Attorney General intervenes in State Farm lawsuit alleging coordinated actions to limit roof claims payouts for hail and wind damage, underscoring increased regulatory focus on insurance claims practices.

Explore how detailed medical documentation strengthens auto injury claims by providing objective evidence, supporting causation, and enhancing claim credibility in U.S. insurance.

State Farm is embroiled in lawsuits alleging a multibillion-dollar scheme to deny hail damage claims and underpay homeowners, raising issues on claims handling and industry transparency in Oklahoma and beyond.

Oklahoma Attorney General initiates legal action against State Farm for alleged fraudulent homeowners insurance claim practices, challenging insurer market conduct and compliance.

Oklahoma Attorney General joins homeowners in lawsuit accusing State Farm of unfairly denying hail damage claims amid rising premiums and regulatory concerns.