William Rabb

Municipal workers' compensation insurance pools in South Carolina now have another firefighter health condition presumption to consider, after the state's governor signed

A West Virginia uninsured motorist policy specified that the policyholder must report an accident to police within 24 hours. But that's not enough to

A West Virginia uninsured motorist policy specified that the policyholder must report an accident to police within 24 hours. But that’s not enough to negate a claim, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decided this week.

A Florida appeals court this month handed ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft a major legal victory with a broad interpretation of what the court called an unusually broad liability immunity law.

Insurance carriers are not off the hook in two high-profile lawsuits involving alleged sexual abuse and millions of dollars in defense costs and indemnity—one in North Carolina and one in Georgia.

Florida, like most states, has seen more than a decade of annual decreases in workers' compensation average rates. But costs may no longer be falling, thanks in part to higher wages and escalating medical payments, a new study from the Workers Compensation Research Institute shows.

A Kentucky food-coloring manufacturer made a number of missteps and was not equipped to prevent the 2024 runaway chemical reaction that killed two workers and caused millions of dollars in damage to the plant and surrounding neighborhoods.

As the 2026 hurricane season blows in today and a state-funded wind-mitigation program remains as popular as ever, a Florida entrepreneur named John Smith wants a word.

Artificial intelligence hallucinations, also known as “AI slop,” have become such a concern in court filings that the Florida Supreme Court has issued new statewide rules designed to hold attorneys more accountable.

After more than two years of company-building and fundraising, Tampa-based Sypher Insurance Exchange has won its certificate of authority, along with a financial rating. The stamps of approval mark Sypher's official entry into the market as the first property insurer with significant investment from insurance agents.