Two Maryland police officers pled guilty to orchestrating an auto insurance fraud scheme involving staged vehicle thefts and falsified police reports, resulting in significant fraudulent insurance payouts. Their sentencing highlights enforcement efforts against insurance fraud in law enforcement.
Analysis of repeat DUI offenses in a fatal hit-and-run case underscores challenges for insurers in underwriting, claims, and risk management within auto insurance and regulatory compliance.
The DOJ is investigating UnitedHealth Group for alleged criminal Medicare fraud focused on its Medicare Advantage business, highlighting regulatory and compliance risks for health insurers.
Mark Switzer sentenced for manslaughter in 2017 assisted suicide impacting life insurance and raising legal, compliance issues under Colorado's Medical Aid In Dying law.
Charges against stepson dropped in the Dee Warner murder case in Michigan. Trial set for husband facing murder and evidence tampering charges.
State Farm's valuation of totaled vehicles faces legal scrutiny in a Supreme Court case that could reshape insurance payout transparency and policyholder protections.
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.
New York City municipal retirees oppose the city's plan to switch from traditional Medicare to Medicare Advantage plans, citing concerns over healthcare access and coverage delays. Legal and legislative efforts seek to preserve retirees' healthcare choice.
Federal court permits whistleblower FCA claims alleging improper Medicare Part C billing by UnitedHealthcare of Georgia, highlighting compliance scrutiny in Medicare Advantage billing.
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.
