Lockheed Martin's lawsuit over pension risk transfers with Athene will proceed, highlighting fiduciary responsibility issues in the insurance sector.

The DOJ settles a significant Medicare Advantage fraud case, showcasing the commitment to fight healthcare fraud and ensure compliance with billing practices.

Florida's Governor DeSantis expresses frustration with legislative decisions impacting the state's auto insurance laws, shifting from no-fault to fault-based systems.

Explore Florida's legislative changes as lawmakers consider repealing no-fault auto insurance in favor of a fault-based system. Learn about the implications for drivers.

Mark Sanders, CEO of Superior HealthPlan, was fired after admitting to hiring private investigators to spy on customers during a Texas legislative hearing. Centene, the parent company, is under investigation for potentially illegal practices.

Florida's recent insurance reforms, aimed at stabilizing the market and lowering costs, face potential rollback with new legislation. Discover the implications for consumers.

Aetna pauses proposed CPAP reimbursement changes amid concerns from AAHomecare about patient care disruptions.

Uniformed military service members now have access to health care flexible spending accounts, previously available only to federal employees, allowing them to manage health care costs effectively.

A study shows over 11 million U.S. homes lack insurance coverage, with high rates in New Mexico, West Virginia, and Mississippi. Protect your home now.

Christian Decristofaro pleads guilty to defrauding a home repair insurance provider in a scheme that cost the insurer over $2 million.