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.

Eight health insurance companies agreed to improve the accuracy of the provider directories they post on their websites, according to deals struck with New York’s attorney general.

Two insurance companies were ordered to pay restitution and change their marketing methods after “deceptively” selling discount health plans as health insurance to Massachusetts consumers in a $2.4 million civil judgement.

A court in New York has given its preliminary approval to a settlement in a suit involving the alleged under-reporting of American International Group’s market share in the workers’ compensation market to trim its payments to state insurance pools.

Residents of homes with faulty drywall reached an $8 million settlement with a New Orleans company that distributed the Chinese drywall to homes in the Gulf region for rebuilding after hurricane disasters.

American International Group’s (AIG) directors and officers’ insurers will pay $150 million to resolve legal disputes with former company executives.

American International Group (AIG) and its workers’ compensation affiliates will pay a $100 million settlement to all 50 states and Washington, D.C., for alleged premium under-reporting.

Duke University is seeking reimbursement from American International Group (AIG) for legal expenses related to the school’s court dispute concerning lacrosse team members accused of sexually assaulting a stripper.

A Pennsylvania school district and its insurer will pay $1.2 million to settle two civil suits filed over its tracking of student laptop computers.

Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. plans to pay $23 million to settle a civil suit where thousands of people say they were not properly compensated for hurricane losses after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.