A Scranton, Pa., man was charged with insurance fraud for allegedly filing a false insurance claim after he reported multiple pieces of property stolen, including his truck.

A Stamford, Conn., man pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud more than 10 insurance carriers of about $1.7 million, according to federal prosecutors.

A former Martin County, Fla., insurance agent pleaded guilty to organized fraud concerning a Fort Lauderdale-based insurance company.

A chiropractor with offices in Paterson, N.J., was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of filing false income tax returns, allegedly excluding about $1.07 million in income from insurance companies, lawyers and other parties.

A Willis, Texas, man’s allegedly defrauding of an insurance company, to whom he claimed that his classic Harley-Davidson motorcycle had been stolen, appears to have been discovered by his former girlfriend.

Two Rhode Island men, including a lawyer, were charged with allegedly stealing the identities of terminally-ill patients and elderly to obtain more than $25 million from insurance companies and bond issuers.

A plea agreement appears to have been reached in a case where a Costa Rican man allegedly led a $670 million life settlement scheme, according to an Associated Press report.

A group of New Jersey residents pleaded guilty to an insurance fraud and theft ring, operating out of a Philadelphia auto body repair shop.

Two Leesburg, Va., men, an accountant and a lawyer, pleaded guilty to an insurance scheme to fraudulently acquire $500,000 in life insurance proceeds from the accountant’s daughter.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court suspended the law license of a former Luzerne County, Pa., tied to an insurance corruption case.