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A reader asks if they can force a dog owner to contribute to vet fees after the dog attacked their cat, causing life-threatening injuries.

A convicted billionaire is contesting a receivership order and urging the North Carolina Court of Appeals not to dismiss his case despite alleged procedural violations.

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a ruling clarifying how life insurance policies should be interpreted, specifically addressing cost of insurance (COI) calculations.

The Georgia Court of Appeals sided with Hippo Insurance Services, upholding the enforceability of assignment clauses in insurance policies.

A Florida appeals court has sided with a homeowner, holding that a new law designed to protect insurers cannot be applied retroactively to deny a policyholder’s right to sue for bad faith.

A Connecticut federal judge has ruled that an insurer cannot escape an attorney’s demand for coverage in an alleged scheme to steal $1.4 million from a New Jersey development company.

A new law taking effect in July mandates vehicle insurance for all drivers in Virginia, ending the previous option to register uninsured vehicles by paying a fee.