While it has no problem with sharing its rate-filing request with the public, State Farm has filed for an injunction preventing Texas regulators from sharing what it calls “proprietary” information online.

An insurance software firm and a provider of building cost data and estimating technology for property insurance have formed a partnership they say will improve the speed and workflow efficiencies for agents handling homeowners insurance applications.

A Buffalo, N.Y., man was arrested and accused of picking a house at random on which to make a fake insurance claim, receiving $3,200 through the ruse.

National property-casualty insurer 21st Century Holding Co. said it sees “substantial, immediate benefits” in its planned acquisition of HomeWise Insurance Co. and HomeWise Management Co.

A Gilboa, N.Y., man, who claimed he was thrown 35 feet from his mobile home following a propane explosion, recently landed in jail following allegations of insurance fraud and arson.

Florida’s chief financial officer is calling for a report on the financial health of the state’s property insurers heading into hurricane season.

Complaints by a pair of property owners have led to the arrest of a former New York insurance agent accused of stealing $15,400 in premiums meant for commercial property-casualty policies.

The Hanover Insurance Group and Louisiana regulators have reached an agreement for the insurer to withdraw two of its companies doing business in the state, but continue coverage through a new partnership.

With the backdrop of the devastation in Haiti fresh in people’s minds, New York insurance regulators are not ruling out a similar event in their own state, a key reason they say insurers should promote the opportunity to buy coverage for such a devastating occurrence.

A Little Falls, N.Y., firefighter faces up to four years in prison after regulators claim he fabricated an insurance claim to pay for construction at his home.