PA Attorney General Warns of Fake Health Insurance Marketplaces Amid Open Enrollment
Fake health insurance marketplaces exploiting open enrollment, highlighting risks of data theft and fraud.
Medicare Open Enrollment and Government Shutdown Fuel Fall Scam Risks
The Medicare open enrollment period and recent federal shutdown are driving increased scams targeting Medicare beneficiaries. Learn how confusion around Medicare cards heightens fraud risks.
San Rafael Woman Sentenced for Auto Insurance Fraud Involving False Hit-and-Run Claims
Marin County woman sentenced to jail and probation for filing false auto insurance hit-and-run claims. Case highlights insurance fraud detection and legal consequences.
Minnesota Program Fraud Exposes Oversight Failures in State and Legislature
Minnesota state programs reveal significant fraud due to failures in executive oversight and legislative resistance. Federal investigations highlight ongoing challenges in public program compliance and accountability.
Florida Pastor Accused of Forging Life Insurance Policy on Ill Congregant
Florida pastor charged with forging a $100,000 life insurance policy on a church member undergoing surgery, highlighting risks of beneficiary fraud in life insurance.
The Hartford Advances AI-Driven Strategies to Combat Evolving Insurance Fraud
Explore how The Hartford utilizes AI and data science to detect and prevent sophisticated insurance fraud schemes across property-casualty lines, enhancing risk management and reducing losses.
Louisiana Appeals Court Revives Major Staged Trucking Accident Insurance Fraud Case
Louisiana appeals court overturns dismissal in a major staged trucking accident insurance fraud case, emphasizing investigation timing and legal procedure in commercial auto claims.
No UPCODE Act Targets $124 Billion Medicare Overbilling to Save Taxpayers
The No UPCODE Act aims to save taxpayers $124 billion by curbing Medicare overbilling practices by insurers like UnitedHealthcare, promoting fiscal responsibility and enhancing Medicare program sustainability.
When Life Insurance Becomes Motive: Lessons from An Arkansas Murder Case
Jason Dunigan sentenced to life for capital murder in case involving wife’s significant life insurance policy. Highlights key insurance fraud challenges.
Freedom Health Settles Medicare Advantage False Claims for $31.7M
Freedom Health agreed to pay $31.7M to settle allegations of False Claims Act violations relating to Medicare Advantage payment schemes. The settlement underscores regulatory enforcement in managed care and Medicare compliance.