A new scam targeting veterans uses mailed cards promising free dental coverage to mislead recipients into contacting Medicare supplemental insurance sellers. This highlights ongoing challenges in insurance marketing compliance and consumer protection for veterans.
The GAO report uncovers ongoing unauthorized plan changes and enrollment fraud within the ACA marketplace, exposing verification weaknesses and highlighting the need for stronger consumer and regulatory protections.
Former life insurance broker Ronald Scott Daley sentenced to 4.5 years for defrauding clients of $707K and evading taxes in Ohio case.
Farm Bureau Insurance is sued for allegedly suppressing fraud evidence and blocking legally required reports, implicating New Mexico and other states in regulatory compliance issues.
The GAO 2025 report reveals persistent fraud in ACA enrollments with unauthorized plan changes despite new CMS federal rules, urging stronger verification for insurance marketplaces.
The GAO's 2025 report highlights ongoing enrollment fraud and identity verification weaknesses in the ACA marketplaces, stressing the need for stronger anti-fraud measures and legislative action.
Michael C. Okolo, former Maryland insurance agent, convicted of insurance fraud and obstruction of justice for misappropriating client funds and fabricating evidence. Further trials pending for additional charges.
GAO finds significant errors and fraud risks in Obamacare's enhanced premium tax credits amid debates on subsidy extension and healthcare costs.
Kansas Supreme Court to review critical issues in Colby Trickle's murder conviction focused on evidence admissibility and life insurance fraud claims.
A Greenwood County woman was arrested for forging a policy surrender check worth over $2,000 from American General Life Insurance Company. The case involved collaboration between SLED and the South Carolina Department of Insurance.
