North Carolina's new auto insurance rules effective July 1 introduce higher liability limits, surcharges for new drivers, and changes to moving violation points, affecting premiums and policy management.

Saifr introduces an AI-driven compliance agent for life insurance and annuity advertising, enhancing regulatory adherence and operational efficiency for insurers.

Pfizer and other pharmaceutical firms have discussed most-favored-nation drug pricing with the U.S. government, highlighting potential impacts on insurance and payer strategies.

An investigation reveals claims of unrequested insurance policy cancellations by Farmers Insurance in California, affecting senior clients and raising compliance concerns. Industry professionals should note implications for customer communication and regulatory oversight.

A loophole in the Affordable Care Act has led to the sales of low-cost health insurance plans by a former sitcom writer, raising concerns about coverage adequacy and regulatory compliance in the U.S. health insurance market.

California court certifies class in lawsuit against insurers for failing to offer lowest rates to good drivers, involving National General subsidiaries and over 900,000 consumers.

Senate introduces the Insurance Data Protection Act to reaffirm state regulatory authority and limit the Federal Insurance Office's data collection powers, protecting insurer data and reducing compliance costs.

Alabama postpones legislation regulating AI use in health insurance claims, emphasizing human oversight and collaborative stakeholder discussions for transparency and accountability in insurer decision-making.

Federal court permits whistleblower's False Claims Act allegations against UnitedHealthcare for improper Medicare Advantage billing to move forward, highlighting legal risks in healthcare billing compliance.

Medicare does not recognize individual health plans as qualifying employer coverage for delaying Part B enrollment. Self-employed individuals must enroll timely to avoid penalties.