Louisiana lawmakers propose legal reforms targeting medical billing transparency to reduce auto insurance rates. Insurance commissioner supports reforms based on national precedents.

The DOJ has sued top Medicare Advantage insurers and brokers alleging illegal kickbacks to steer enrollments, raising regulatory and compliance issues in the Medicare insurance market.

Vermont sees registration of sixteen new captive insurance companies in Q1 2025, raising total licensed captives to 1,378. Key management firms involved in this expansion.

Georgia's new tort reform laws SB68 and SB69 are anticipated to reduce insurance premiums by 3-5%, with the insurance commissioner promising strict oversight on rate filings and insurer practices.

Louisiana Department of Insurance achieves NAIC accreditation for financial solvency regulation and secures multiple NAIC leadership appointments for 2025, enhancing its role in national insurance oversight.

Analysis of the ACA's unfunded mandates on insurance markets highlights premium impacts and market consolidation. Also, U.S. biotechnology patent leadership narrows amid rising Chinese innovation.

North Carolina's Department of Insurance Market Regulation Division secured $24.7 million in consumer refunds and over $1.8 million in fines from 2020-2024, ensuring insurer compliance and protecting policyholders.

Medicare Advantage programs increase government spending by $84 billion annually due to payment structures and upcoding, impacting Medicare's fiscal sustainability.

Explore the 2024 CMS prior authorization rule and the impact of AI on healthcare administrative processes, improving compliance and patient care timelines.

California homeowners sue major insurers alleging collusion to deny coverage in fire-prone areas, forcing reliance on the California FAIR Plan with higher premiums and lower coverage.