The Missouri Court of Appeals confirmed that the state-run Second Injury Fund is not responsible for a worker's permanent total disability benefits related to a psychological injury following a physical injury.

The family of Orla Ruth Baxendale has filed a lawsuit against Stew Leonard's and Cookies United LLC after a mislabeled cookie caused a fatal allergic reaction, highlighting severe negligence in labeling.

Learn how social inflation is driving adverse reserve development in P&C insurance and what it means for future accident years.

Jury awards $58.35 million to train yard worker Pablo Scipione for injuries sustained while working at Kinkisharyo International's LA facility.

Higher education institutions with turf fields for student athletes may encounter PFAS-related litigation due to potential health risks from "forever chemicals."

An Illinois roofing company has finally paid $365,576 in fines and interest after the Department of Labor seized its assets for repeatedly endangering employees.

Alberta's experience with alleged dental insurance fraud highlights the complexities and frustrations of navigating insurance claims.

Claims adjusters on Reddit reveal that there are no stress-free positions in the industry, highlighting the pressures and challenges across various types of claims.

New Jersey Supreme Court rules that low-speed electric scooter riders are not considered pedestrians under state insurance law, denying them personal injury protection coverage.

The Blind Horse Saloon in Greenville, South Carolina, closes its doors after 29 years, citing the burden of the state's stringent liquor liability insurance laws as the primary reason.

A Florida court has ruled that an employee shot by a co-worker can sue his employer after being denied workers' compensation benefits.

Abuse of the U.S. legal system and social inflation significantly increase loss costs for casualty insurers, challenging loss ratios and reserve adequacy.

As most Astroworld wrongful death claims reach settlements, the final pending case highlights ongoing concerns over concert safety.

The NCAA may pay over $2.7 billion in a landmark settlement, reshaping financial dynamics with athletes and aiming to stabilize college sports.

A city councilman has pled guilty to distributing illegal substances disguised as CBD products through his vape shops.