Arch Insurance Co., the bonding company for Equity Homes, a Fairfax, Va.-based home builder, has agreed to pay $460,000 to settle consumer claims regarding deposits on new homes.

The Maryland Insurance Administration is evaluating whether the recent ruling from Maryland’s attorney general saying the state must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states affects insurance sales.

A former agent with The Hartford Insurance Co. from Towson, Md., avoided prison time after his conviction on felony insurance fraud.

A Maryland Circuit Court judge spared a Beltsville, Md., woman of prison time after she submitted a $172,000 fraudulent claim to State Farm following the burglary of her home.

An Upper Marlboro, Md., man is liable for $9.4 million in restitution and another $100,000 in fines for violating Maryland’s securities laws.

A former correctional officer avoided time behind bars herself after a circuit court judge sentenced her to two years of supervised probation for felony insurance fraud.

A former insurance adjuster for Nationwide Insurance Co. will spend 82 days in jail and will pay restitution for stealing from his employer.

A Baltimore City police officer was indicted by a grand jury on charges of insurance fraud and attempted felony theft for allegedly claiming his vehicle was stolen when it was …  Read →

A former insurance agent from Bel Air, Md., will spend six months in jail and must repay $356,820 for submitting false information to a health insurer and keeping some of …  Read →