Allstate sues A to Z Supply Services for over $305,000 in alleged fraudulent medical equipment claims under New York's No-fault system, highlighting challenges in insurance fraud detection and claims oversight.

Activist shareholders have filed a proposal for Chubb to evaluate suing major oil and gas companies over climate-related catastrophe losses, reflecting insurance industry concerns on climate risk and litigation.

Colorado faces some of the highest auto and home insurance premiums in the U.S., driven by rising repair costs and state laws that encourage prolonged litigation. Key legal reforms could reduce costs but face opposition.

Reference to the Occidental Fire v. Cox appellate case in the 5th Circuit related to insurance law and litigation. Limited content available.

Overview of legal proceedings against eHealth, Inc. under qui tam claims highlighting compliance and regulatory concerns in the health insurance industry.

A groundbreaking class action lawsuit alleges major fossil fuel companies misled the public about climate change, contributing to rising home insurance premiums amid increasing extreme weather events.

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The Ninth Circuit affirms broad ERISA preemption over state-law claims by out-of-network providers, following the 2024 Bristol Holdings decision. This impacts contract-based reimbursement disputes in health insurance.

Explore 2025 energy sector updates including grid reliability hearings, renewable capacity growth, legal actions over climate risks, and major market deals affecting insurance and regulation.

Florida appeals court reverses judgment against Universal Property & Casualty, reinforcing insurer rights to prompt notice defense despite partial payments in homeowners insurance claims.