Liability & Insurance Week

President Bush made his second recess federal judicial appointment late Feb. 20, naming Alabama Attorney General William H....

Despite his attempts to persuade senators to vote for a medical malpractice bill limited to capping damage awards...

In a major victory for corporate defendants, the Mississippi Supreme Court has spelled out strict limits to the...

Richard G. Convertino, a 15-year veteran prosecutor for the Department of Justice, has filed suit against Attorney General...

A three judge panel of the Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has unanimously upheld the "Do Not...

Pfizer Inc. has stopped selling prescription drugs to Canadian mail-order pharmacies thought to be reimporting the drugs into...

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has released a study showing drivers in their late 50s and early...

The New Jersey Supreme Court has rejected a constitutional challenge to the state's law forbidding uninsured motorists who...

The statute of limitations for a subrogation action by an insurer starts from the date of the accident,...

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Carroll Fisher has been indicted on felony charges that include embezzling more than $40,000 from...

The Pennsylvania Senate has approved legislation that would help guaranty associations by ensuring that large commercial policyholders whose...

The South Carolina House Ways and Means Committee has approved a budget provision that would appropriate $40 million...

Tennessee Insurance Commissioner Paula Flower has filed a federal lawsuit against Reciprocal of America and related companies, charging...

The Virginia Senate Courts of Justice Committee has approved a compromise proposal to ease the burden of malpractice...

A bill in the Wyoming Legislature would require insurers to report cancellations, non-renewals and issuance of auto liability...