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$318M Restitution Approved for Victims of Greg Lindberg Insurance Fraud

$318M Restitution Approved for Victims of Greg Lindberg Insurance Fraud

North Carolina court approves $318 million restitution to victims of Greg Lindberg's insurance fraud, impacting multiple insurance companies and regulatory rehabilitation efforts.

How the One Big Beautiful Bill Will Impact Your Clients: What Agents and Advisors Need to Kno

How the One Big Beautiful Bill Will Impact Your Clients: What Agents and Advisors Need to Know

Explore the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 and its significant impacts on seniors, small businesses, and the insurance market, including tax extensions, Medicaid cuts, and Medicare policy updates.

Hospitals Expand Facility Fees on Outpatient Visits, Raising Patient Costs

Hospitals nationwide, including the Cleveland Clinic in Florida, increasingly charge outpatient facility fees, impacting patient costs amid insurance challenges and regulatory scrutiny.

Facility Fees Drive Up Outpatient Healthcare Costs Across U.S. States

Facility fees added to outpatient medical bills are increasing patient costs nationwide amid healthcare consolidation and varied state regulations. Learn key compliance and negotiation strategies for insurers and providers.

Florida Approves Transfer of Nearly 229,000 Policies from Citizens to Private Insurers

Florida regulators approve transfer of nearly 229,000 homeowner policies from Citizens Property Insurance to private insurers amid ongoing market depopulation efforts.

Alaska Enacts Senate Bill 133 to Streamline Health Insurance Authorization Process

Alaska's new Senate Bill 133 mandates faster health insurance authorization decisions and increased transparency, enhancing patient access and insurer accountability effective 2027.

Utah Bill Mandates Wildfire Risk Fees with Updated Mapping for Insurance

House Bill 48 in Utah mandates new wildfire risk fees and updated mapping to guide insurance premiums and promote risk mitigation in high-risk wildland urban interface zones, impacting Wasatch and Summit counties starting 2026.

Kentucky Insurance and Financial Legislation Advances Consumer Protections and Innovation

Kentucky's 2023 legislation enhances insurance innovation, consumer protections, and financial sector regulations, including expanded insurance sandboxes and improved health and automobile insurance standards.

Colorado Health Insurers Seek 28% Average Premium Hike Amid Regulatory Pressure

Colorado health insurers propose average 28.4% premium increases for 2025, driven by new state tax law impacts and market pressures. Western Slope sees hikes above 38%.

State Farm Seeks to Keep Wildfire Insurance Rate Documents Confidential in California

State Farm requests court to keep documents justifying 17% emergency wildfire insurance rate increase confidential in California, raising Proposition 103 transparency concerns.