A former Maryland Insurance Administration investigator filed a $2 million civil suit against the agency, saying she was the victim of harassment and retaliation after she began dating a coworker.

New insurance requirements for fireworks manufacturers have set off legal sparks in Michigan, as the companies have filed suit against the state.

California’s insurance commissioner announced the end to a pair of civil suits, filed over his agency’s efforts to force insurance companies to stop investing in corporations working in Iran.

A New York advocacy organization filed suit against the state and governor, asking them to roll back a 2% increase in the percentage public service retirees pay toward the cost of their health insurance premiums.

A health and pension fund sued Walgreen Co. and Par Pharmaceutical Co. for allegedly overcharging for generic prescriptions, which in turn allegedly cost third-party payers two to four times more for the medications.

A New Jersey superior court dismissed all claims in franchise lawsuits filed against Allstate New Jersey Insurance Co., based in Bridgewater, N.J.

Allstate Insurance Co. sued 83 New York area people, seeking to recover $6.3 million, in its seventh civil insurance fraud suit filed this year.

The New York Court of Appeals ruled against insurers in six separate cases Nov. 15 by upholding a law requiring private insurers to deposit payments for some workers’ compensation benefits into state trust funds.

A defunct produce processing company’s insurer is arguing that it is not responsible for a $1.1 million default judgement awarded to the family of man who died after eating the company’s celery.

A family-run insurance brokerage in Long Island, N.Y. is accused in a civil suit of defrauding hundreds of charities by operating an alleged kickback scheme for 21 years.