Elevance Health and leading insurers recalibrate Medicare Advantage plans and Part D coverage amid rising costs and regulatory shifts, focusing on risk management and compliance.

In 2025, the FTC settled with MediaAlpha for $45M over deceptive health insurance lead generation, including illegal telemarketing and false government affiliation claims, emphasizing enforcement of consumer protection laws in insurance marketing.

The 7th Circuit reverses class action status in a lawsuit against Progressive over disputed methods in actual cash value calculations for total loss vehicles, highlighting judicial nuances in insurer obligations and class certification standards.

Recent flooding in Wisconsin highlights homeowners and renters insurance typically excludes flood damage. Separate flood insurance is crucial for protection.

Seven major U.S. healthcare corporations avoided $34 billion in taxes after the 2017 tax law while increasing profits and insurance claim denials, with implications for patient care quality and regulatory scrutiny.

Mercury Insurance highlights simple fall home maintenance steps to reduce weather damage claims and protect homeowners this autumn.

Triple-I analysis finds $42.8 billion in excess motor vehicle tort litigation value from 2014-2023, highlighting impacts on U.S. auto insurance costs and the need for improved civil court data transparency.

North Carolina's updated flood risk data and evolving storm patterns present challenges and opportunities for flood insurance markets and risk management strategies.

The city of Mission, Kansas, proposes a property tax increase to address a near $50,000 budget deficit for 2026, balancing resident service funding with fiscal responsibility.

U.S. annuity sales reached a record $119.5 billion in Q2 2025, fueled by product innovation and growing demand for guaranteed retirement income, according to LIMRA.