Kansas City Life Insurance settles $45M lawsuit over overpriced insurance claims amid broader U.S. industry legal developments involving Medicare contracts and liability claims.

The rising wave of social media addiction lawsuits against Meta is challenging traditional liability insurance coverage and highlighting evolving technology-related risks for insurers in 2025.

Massachusetts construction manager D.F. Pray sues Allianz for refusing defense in $5M property damage claim, highlighting insurer defense obligations and Massachusetts insurance law compliance.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond intervenes in lawsuits against State Farm alleging a scheme to reduce homeowners insurance claim payments, citing violations of multiple state consumer protection laws and raising regulatory and market accountability issues.

The U.S. Court of Appeals upholds denial of fire damage claim due to non-residency under homeowners insurance policy, emphasizing residency definitions in coverage.

Eleventh Circuit rules insurer's denial of ERISA long-term disability claim for pre-existing conditions was unreasonably broad, impacting insurer policy interpretation standards.

U.S. federal courts see a rise in insurance litigation involving homeowners, business liability, and business interruption claims driven by climate, tech, and social factors. Insights on emerging coverage challenges and legal trends.

Texas holds the sixth-highest insurance burden in the U.S., driven by rising home and auto premiums, severe weather risks, and litigation costs impacting market dynamics.

SelectQuote faces a DOJ investigation and investor lawsuit over alleged deceptive Medicare Advantage sales practices, triggering a sharp stock decline and regulatory scrutiny.

SelectQuote faces a securities class-action lawsuit following DOJ intervention over alleged deceptive Medicare Advantage sales, impacting investor confidence and regulatory compliance in the insurance market.