New York's StateWide Senior Action Council spotlights Medicare Card Scams as December's Medicare Fraud of the Month, offering resources to protect seniors from fraud and abuse.

A judge evaluates testimony in a major insurance fraud case involving staged car crashes and related witness murder allegations impacting legal and regulatory insurance sectors.

New Orleans court delays decision on witness testimony in a high-profile staged car crash insurance fraud trial involving allegations of murder and attorney involvement.

Medicare scams continue year-round, using impersonation tactics to access personal information. Authorities report billions in fraudulent claims. Learn how to identify and report scams to protect Medicare beneficiaries.

The Iowa murder case involving Ryan Cooper spotlights life insurance fraud risks and legal challenges in claims processing. Insurance professionals should note compliance and fraud prevention implications.

Massachusetts murder trial of Brian Walshe spotlighting life insurance fraud and forensic evidence amid a related federal art fraud case in LA.

New York's insurance premiums are among the highest in the U.S., driven by no-fault auto insurance laws, the Scaffold Law, and rising litigation finance. Legal reforms could reduce costs and improve market competition.

Holiday travelers face rising threats from sophisticated travel scams targeting airline bookings and frequent flyer miles. Learn how to protect yourself and recognize common fraud tactics.

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.