Donnie Callaway, a well-known mechanic specializing in vintage Ferraris, has been arrested in Arizona on charges of theft and fraud following a sting operation by a collector.
A judge has mandated that a Chiefs superfan, who committed multiple bank robberies, pay over $10 million for the distress caused during a 2022 robbery.
In the wake of legislative changes, Florida Peninsula Insurance has announced a 2% reduction in premiums for homeowners and condo policies starting in July.
The Supreme Court’s Lindke v. Freed decision provides crucial guidance on distinguishing between personal and official social media use by public officials.
In a significant copyright law ruling, the Fourth Circuit reverses a $1 billion damages award against Cox Communications, setting new precedents for internet service provider liability.
The U.S. commercial litigation finance industry faces a contraction in new funding deals due to broader financial market trends, despite stable demand.
A Canton man, acting as an insurance adjuster, was sentenced to three years in prison for stealing $108,000 from a couple after their home was destroyed by fire.
An Arizona court ruling allows Mexico to pursue legal action against US gun dealers accused of contributing to violence through gun trafficking, highlighting a critical cross-border issue.
In a legal settlement with a Black couple, mortgage lender loanDepot commits to policy changes after accusations of racially biased appraisal practices.
The Washington Supreme Court’s recent decision clarifies that all-risk policies cover damages caused by a covered peril, even if initiated by an excluded peril like faulty workmanship.