Maryland Supreme Court rules insurers cannot block post-loss claim assignments despite anti-assignment clauses. Impact on property and casualty claims handling and policy language.

Michael C. Okolo, a former Baltimore insurance agent, faces multiple criminal charges including fabricating evidence and theft, highlighting regulatory enforcement actions in Maryland's insurance industry.

Utah insurance regulators warn of rising fake auto insurance sales via WhatsApp targeting the Hispanic community, stressing the need for vigilance against unlicensed agents and counterfeit policies.

Explore key 2025 legal updates and insurance considerations for the U.S. construction industry, including employment laws, OSHA regulations, contractor classifications, and commercial general liability insurance nuances.

Learn how to avoid lifetime Medicare Part D penalties by timely enrollment, understanding creditable coverage, and utilizing Extra Help financial assistance programs.

Humana's legal loss against CMS over Medicare Advantage star ratings underscores structural regulatory risks reshaping insurer margins and strategies in the U.S. Medicare Advantage market.

Arkansas insurers propose a 26.2% average hike for individual plans and 7.9% for small group plans in 2026, driven by federal policy shifts and state regulations. The Arkansas Insurance Department will review these requests for compliance with ACA standards.

Explore crucial annuity market insights for U.S. retirement insurance professionals in 2025. Understand types, costs, and regulatory considerations shaping the annuity landscape.

Legal challenge targets IRS's multifactor 'facts and circumstances' test, alleging it suppresses conservative nonprofits' political speech and hampers tax-exempt status approvals.

Tonja Van Roy sentenced to 50 months federal prison for $3.7 million fine art insurance finance fraud using forged documents and bogus policies.