Employees, employers and insurance agents are likely aware of New York's Labor Law 240, also commonly known as the "Scaffold Law." The 1885 law was created with the intent of protecting construction workers from any injury caused by a fall or other incident involving...

Commercial motor insurers and carriers should be aware that in 2017, Congress solidified the law that requires commercial vehicles to be equipped with electronic logging devices. These devices monitor driver logs, including driving hours as well as other features such...

New York state complies with a no-fault law for drivers involved in crashes. Attorneys as well as auto insurers are likely aware that some individuals attempt to submit fraudulent or exaggerated claims, taking advantage of the system. Originally intended to benefit...

Telsa's autopilot feature has resulted in the death of a Florida man. One of the first deaths of its kind, the semi-automatic driving feature may make the auto insurance industry scrutinize the new technology in cars. In typical scenarios, automobile insurers and...

Navigating new rideshare laws and their impact on insurance coverage disputes has become increasingly more complicated. With the passage of legislation last year, rideshare companies such as Lyft, Uber and Ride are mandated to provide vehicle liability insurance of...