A detailed overview of the ongoing legal challenge by NYC municipal retirees to retain traditional Medicare supplemental insurance against a proposed switch to Medicare Advantage.

The Common Sense Caucus supports NYC retirees in a legal battle against transitioning to a Medicare Advantage plan, highlighting a pivotal case for municipal commitment to retiree healthcare.

Lori Vallow Daybell, charged in an Arizona trial with plotting her husband's murder for insurance benefits, opts to rest her case. This development in a string of her legal battles emphasizes critical insurance and legal issues.

Erica L. Jenkins rises to Senior Vice President, General Counsel at 5Star Life, highlighting her extensive experience with legal and regulatory matters in the insurance sector. Her leadership is expected to fortify compliance and legal strategies at AFBA and its affiliate.

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon review the constitutionality of a provision under the Affordable Care Act requiring insurers to cover preventive health services as dictated by the USPSTF, potentially impacting healthcare coverage and costs.

The Lori Vallow Daybell trial raises crucial issues on life insurance fraud and the ethical implications surrounding beneficiary claims. Discover its impact on the insurance industry.

A Clearfield County man is sentenced for murdering his mother over her life insurance payout of $5,000, revealing a chilling case of greed and family betrayal.

US Bancorp retirees face a setback in their class action suit regarding pension calculations, as the court denies certification due to complex pension formats.

The DOJ is pressing forward with a lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group, challenging a special master’s report that found insufficient evidence against the health giant concerning Medicare Advantage payments.

The Supreme Court case State Farm v. Jama examines critical issues in auto insurance claims. Its outcome could reshape the industry.