Connecticut's new law changes insurance dispute arbitration by requiring insurers to cover arbitration costs and pay interest on disputed amounts, promoting faster claimant payments and greater insurer accountability.

Explore the risks of out-of-state vehicle registration amid rising auto insurance rates, including potential insurance fraud and legal consequences. Learn state-specific rules and compliance tips.

Explore Medicare coordination complexities with employer health plans leading to denied claims and billing disputes, affecting coverage and patient finances in the U.S. insurance market.

Home sellers in buyer agent commissions lawsuits may receive about $250 each from a $1 billion settlement fund after over 2.5 million claims filed. Settlement pending court review.

Michigan woman charged with Medicaid fraud through false mileage reimbursement claims. Case highlights state efforts to combat healthcare fraud and protect Medicaid integrity.

Extensive insurer claim denials and administrative hurdles impose a substantial time tax on U.S. healthcare consumers, affecting productivity and trust in health systems. Employer accountability and regulatory gaps remain critical issues.

Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Co. filed a libel suit against an independent adjuster over allegations of inflated Hurricane Ian damage claims, highlighting disputes over insurance claims handling and regulatory risks in Florida.

Georgia's new tort reform law implements significant changes to premises liability, damages evidence, and litigation procedures aiming to reduce insurance costs and curtail excessive lawsuits.

FEMA extends the application deadline for Kentucky residents affected by February storms and flooding. Learn how homeowners and renters can access federal disaster aid beyond insurance coverage.

Explore how AI is transforming the fight against denied health insurance claims, enhancing operational efficiency and patient advocacy through innovative technology.