On the Record
A broker that sold health insurance to Virginia Tech students faces stiff penalties following a 57-count federal indictment alleging it inflated claims by more than $9 million to inflate its own profits.
A Michigan woman faked cancer for six years after more than $94,000 was paid out for unneeded health care, according to Michigan State Police.
A South Korean pastor from Montgomery Township, Pa., was sentenced to two weekends in jail after pleading guilty to theft as part of an insurance scam.
A Detroit-area man was sentenced to 137 years in prison after being convicted of arson, insurance fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud and money laundering.
N.J. agent gets 10 years for $1.4 million senior citizen fraud
A New Jersey insurance agent has been sentenced to serve up to 10 years in state prison for defrauding 20 clients out of more than $1.4 million.
A St. Louis County Circuit Court judge sentenced a former Missouri insurance broker who sold auto and homeowners policies without a license to three 3-year prison terms on 20 insurance fraud-related charges.
Man seeks life insurance payout after contributing to father’s death
A Pennsylvania parolee who served time for his role in his stepfather’s death is suing Prudential Financial for a portion of the dead man’s life insurance.
A former social worker from Silver Spring, Md., pleaded guilty to health care fraud for seeing patients and billing a health insurance company up to $200,000 after her license was suspended.
A panel of three federal appeals court judges in Richmond, Va., overturned five convictions of a former Texas man who was found guilty in a $100 million life settlement fraud scheme.
Agent pays no taxes on insurance sales commissions, faces jail
A former New Jersey insurance agent could face five years in prison and $250,000 in fines after pleading guilty to not paying taxes on income derived from wages and commissions from selling insurance products.
Tavenner receives Senate confirmation, implements health reform law
Horizon BCBS to launch private health insurance exchange in N.J.
Daylong health reform education event geared toward brokers
Average U.S. retirement age rises, biggest concern is having money
Zurich to refund $4.5 million in disability premiums to New Yorkers
Genworth seeks long-term care insurance premium increase in Md.
Zurich to refund $4.5 million in disability premiums to New Yorkers
N.Y. Senate passes auto fraud bills, throws down gauntlet to Assembly
Hudson Group forms new excess and surplus lines company


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