An ailing U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service worker in Oregon said she can’t learn why her federally paid insurance lapsed months ago, and she can’t get it reinstated because of the partial government shutdown, leaving her scrambling to find a way to pay for nutrients that keep her alive.
Read moreA married couple claims in a federal complaint that State Farm General Insurance refused in bad faith to cover the theft of a $215,000 collection of 1930s-era Ginger Rogers posters and memorabilia.
Read moreMaine trampled the First Amendment with a decades-old law that seeks to curb some ambulance-chasing practices, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Read moreCigna Health and Life Insurance waged “economic warfare” against a doctor because he quit its network, he claims in court, accusing the company of also falsely telling his patients he committed fraud, and encouraging them to find another doctor.
Read moreA Texas federal judge who controversially invalidated the Affordable Care Act two weeks ago agreed late Sunday to allow the law to stand while his ruling is appealed, citing “great uncertainty” for those seeking health care coverage.
Read moreA federal judge refused to dismiss a class action accusing Transamerica Life Insurance of improperly increasing monthly deduction rates for universal life policies to recoup losses.
Read moreEight nurses claim in a federal class action that Humana stiffs nurses for overtime.
Read moreCustomers claim in a federal class action Lloyd’s of London profits unjustly by misrepresenting policies it sold to victims of volcanic eruptions in Hawaii.
Read moreAdvancing a suit by the National Rifle Association, a federal judge refused Tuesday to toss claims that New York banks and insurers are using selective enforcement to harm the group’s longstanding corporate relationships.
Read moreFighting through rancor-filled heckles, former President Barack Obama made a final push for Florida’s Democratic candidates during a Friday speech that decried nationalist rabble-rousing and touted the Affordable Care Act.
Read moreThe Seventh Circuit overturned a $27 million jury award to four former Allstate traders who claimed the company’s statements about their ethical conduct effectively made them unemployable in the financial industry.
Read moreBlaming meager state and local oversight, a numbing audit released Tuesday says California cut doctors and insurers “questionable” Medi-Cal checks worth $4 billion between 2014 and 2017, including $383,000 in premiums for a dead person.
Read moreLarge majorities of young Americans want to see an expansion of government services, including a single-payer health care program, according to a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and MTV.
Read moreMining giant Asarco brought a federal complaint against eight unions, claiming it has the right to terminate medical and prescription drug benefits “to certain retired employees, who retired on or after January 1, 2007.”
Read moreThe Ninth Circuit signaled Friday it will lift a nationwide preliminary injunction of federal rules to expand employer exemptions for contraception coverage on religious and moral grounds.
Read moreA Trump administration proposal to allows employer to opt out of providing contraceptive coverage in the health insurance plans on moral or religious grounds could be finalized at any time, and the uncertainty over when that rule will be finalized is causing concern among civil libertarians.
Read moreBy RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s second-largest health insurer has agreed to pay the government a record $16
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