ERISA Lawsuit Alleges Major Insurers Wrongfully Denied Disability Benefits
A major ERISA lawsuit alleges wrongful denial of disability benefits by top insurers, raising compliance and fiduciary duty issues under federal law.
Seventh Circuit Remands PTSD Disability Insurance Claim for Further Review
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals remands PTSD-related disability insurance claim, emphasizing the need for clear evaluation of cognitive limitations and work capacity in ALJ decisions under the Administrative Procedure Act.
Symetra to Acquire Dearborn Group's Life & Disability Business, Expand Workforce Benefits
Symetra announces acquisition of Dearborn Group's life and disability business, forming exclusive L&D distribution partnership with HCSC to expand workforce benefits nationwide.
LIMRA Reports Decline in Workplace Insurance Sales Amid Early 2025 Economic Softening
LIMRA's Q1 2025 report shows a 16% decline in workplace life insurance and a 15% drop in disability insurance premiums, reflecting early 2025 economic softening.
Majority of Younger Americans Prioritize Wealth Over Insurance Protection
Northwestern Mutual study reveals younger Americans focus more on wealth building than life and disability insurance, highlighting a gap in risk protection awareness and advisor engagement.
Multiemployer Health Plans Show Benefit Coverage Gaps Across Industries
Analysis reveals significant benefit coverage gaps in multiemployer health plans across U.S. industry sectors, highlighting challenges in disability, dental, and vision insurance.
Judge Orders UNUM to Pay Doctor $150,000 for Bad Faith Insurance Practices
A Massachusetts judge orders UNUM Group to pay $150,000 for bad faith in denying disability claims, marking a significant legal precedent for insurance lawsuits.