A Pennsylvania court – for the first time – rejected a Pennsylvania insurance regulator’s plan to liquidate two long-term care insurance companies.

A Maryland life insurance company is hesitating in handing over $1 million from a life insurance policy that was bought weeks before a Philadelphia man was murdered in his driveway.

American International Group (AIG), the global insurer that at one point was 92% owned by the U.S. government after a $182 billion bailout, is taking legal action concerning billions of dollars it allegedly lost due to mortgage-related fraud.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has filed suit against Aon Risk Services, saying the insurance advisor failed to protect the operators of the Washington, D.C., Metro system from “avoidable out-of-pocket casualty losses.”

The American Legion, the nation’s largest war veterans’ service organization, criticized Prudential Insurance Co. of America’s handling of veterans benefits.

A new judge sworn in to serve on the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, the state’s second highest court, has experience with insurance.

The former claims manager of a Virginia program to help children with disabilities faces more than a decade in prison after admitting to taking $784,000 through fraudulent claims.

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The Pennsylvania Insurance Department and Kingsway Financial Services have both filed complaints in Commonwealth Court regarding the distribution of shares of troubled insurer Lincoln General.

A Maryland Circuit Court is expected to rule soon on whether the state’s insurance department was justified in reducing the severance package of former CareFirst CEO William Jews.

It will be another two months until the leader of a grassroots organization finds out whether he will see jail time after being arrested at the Richmond, Va., headquarters of Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield for trespassing.