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A federal lawsuit instituted by a Christian college in western Pennsylvania challenging provisions of President’s Obama’s health reform law requiring its health plan to cover birth control has been reinstated.
Former cop guilty of insurance fraud, cleared of prostitution charges
A former Pittsburgh police officer was found guilty of insurance fraud along with various crimes involving drugs and conspiracy.
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.
Pa. Christian college lawsuit against health reform law reinstated
Pharmacy benefits firm hires CFO, looks for revenue to double in 2013
Insurers seek approval for 300 plans for D.C.’s online exchange
Md. financial advisor a contestant on reality TV show, The Bachelorette
Shaw to lead Deloitte’s insurance sector, Amoroso to retire
Average U.S. retirement age rises, biggest concern is having money
Policy for N.J., N.Y. businesses affected if Super Bowl canceled
Eastern Alliance, Westfield launch multi-line captive
Shaw to lead Deloitte’s insurance sector, Amoroso to retire
