A Miami federal grand jury indicted 18 members of a ring accused of “crashing for cash.” Court documents indicate the...
Monthly Archives: <span>July 2005</span>
Without hearing arguments, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that permits four corporations to bypass the...
Medicaid fraud consisting of financial abuses by doctors, providers and patients will be targeted by a new 10-member fraud unit...
London insurance companies facing asbestos, pollution and other long-tail liabilities to U.S. policyholders that resort to so-called “solvent schemes” to...
During this already active hurricane season, officials at the Texas Department of Insurance are reminding all Gulf Coast home and...
Ohio Gov. Bob Taft recently reversed course and agreed to release weekly reports from top officials at the embattled state...
The Oklahoma Attorney General’s office reported that a former employee of Gore’s Southlake Insurance Agency has been charged with multiple...
The removal of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, set to expire Dec. 31, could return the insurance market to the...
A record number of workers’ compensations citations and fines have been issued by the Kentucky Office of Workers’ Claims, which...
The discovery of a small package with wires sticking out of it prompted the evacuation of thousands of people Wednesday...