Finding a contingency plan to keep health insurance premiums steady has been successful, 19 state attorneys general on Wednesday voluntarily dismissed a challenge of the Trump administration’s gutting of Affordable Care Act subsidies for low-income Americans.
Read moreGeico brought a federal complaint Tuesday to recover more than $1.5 million from entities that claimed to have provided psychological and psychotherapy services to insured individuals who were involved in car collisions.
Read moreUnitedHealth Group will go to trial over class action claims that it violated the Affordable Care Act by refusing to cover breastfeeding services for new mothers, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
Read moreA woman and a girl who say deceased former Illinois State Representative Keith Farnham viewed child sex images of them claim they were cheated out of their damages, after Farnham admitted to the crime but his insurer Citizens Insurance Company refused to pay for their civil invasion of privacy claim.
Read moreHealth care insurers may have helped fuel the country’s growing opioid epidemic that claimed the lives of 42,000 Americans in 2016, a new study shows.
Read moreSix years after MetLife Inc. paid $500 million in overdue death benefits, a federal class action accuses the insurance giant of having taken the same liberties with retirement funds.
Read moreIn a move expected to raise premiums under the federal health care law, President Trump cleared the way Tuesday for small businesses to form “skinny” health insurance plans.
Read moreA doctor who used his Beverly Hills radiology companies to fraudulently bill insurers for $22 million was sentenced Monday to 10 years in federal prison on 39 felony fraud counts.
Read moreSiding with the adult children of a deceased Minnesota man, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that a state law that automatically revokes a former spouse’s life insurance beneficiary designation does not violate the U.S. Constitution’s contracts clause.
Read moreAIG Insurance must defend disgraced comedian Bill Cosby against defamation claims from nine of his accusers, the First Circuit ruled Thursday.
Read moreA Superior Court judge in North Carolina on Monday granted Duke Energy’s request to compel discovery of certain documents from insurers who have balked at covering the utility’s liabilities associated new state laws and federal regulations related to coal ash.
Read moreThe California Supreme Court ruled Monday that insurers must cover employers in lawsuits over incidents such as rape, which can be considered an “accident” subjecting the employer to claims of negligent hiring, supervision or retention.
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture improperly rescinded an Ohio farming cooperative’s ability to offer insurance rebates to its members after a merger that doubled its membership, the Sixth Circuit ruled Monday.
Read moreEleven Dr Pepper Snapple drivers filed a class action against their employer Tuesday claiming the company illegally forces workers into expensive COBRA health care coverage to break strikes.
Read moreA lawyer facing a $400,000 bill for cancer treatment fought Wednesday at the 11th Circuit against her insurer’s definition of pre-existing condition.
Read moreThe National Rifle Association claims in court that its insurance provider unlawfully broke their long-standing contract after falling prey to “politically motivated coercion” by anti-gun activists.
Read moreAttorneys for title insurers accused of furthering a Ponzi scheme for nine months argued Monday at the Third Circuit that conduct must last at least a year to trigger civil racketeering charges.
Read moreA federal judge said Thursday he may hold a bench trial to resolve a proposed class action accusing UnitedHealth Group of violating the Affordable Care Act by failing to cover breastfeeding services for new mothers.
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