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The civil disturbance that started in Minneapolis after the killing by police of George Floyd spread to 20 other states — an unprecedented...

A trial court judge in Lansing, Michigan handed a victory to insurers in what may be the nation’s first final ruling on the question of...

A pandemic is no time to play favorites at the workplace, skimp on personal protective equipment or get too stingy with requests for time...

About 20 employees of U.S. oil refiner Phillips 66 tested positive at its Texas headquarters for COVID-19 in recent weeks, people familiar with the...

Last week, a U.S. lawmaker introduced a bill that would allow insurers to voluntarily pay certain COVID-related business interruption claims and...

Fraud inevitably rises after natural disasters and during economic downturns. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought both conditions to the entire globe...

U.S. consumers are rushing to buy guns as the Covid-19 pandemic and protests over police brutality combine with U.S. presidential politics to fuel...

In the last five or six years, trucking companies have watched their insurance rates climb, and many have found the insurance process daunting....

WILSON, N.C. — A Black family has filed a federal lawsuit against the parent company of Hampton Inn and others after the family said a North...

The U.S.commercial automobile insurance segment’s underwriting losses deepened to $4.0 billion in 2019, the segment’s worst loss in 10...