A Pennsylvania state trooper was recently arraigned on a series of charges after officials say he offered an old friend money to burn down his girlfriend’s house for insurance money.

A former Marlton, N.J., life insurance agent was indicted and faces six criminal charges after officials claim he forged the names of clients on applications and automated banking withdrawal forms.

Indicating that Congress is well within its right to require individuals to secure private health insurance under new federal law, attorneys for the Obama Administration are asking a federal judge to dismiss a suit filed by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

The owner of an Essex County pain management center will pay more than $88,000 in penalties and restitution through a deal with New Jersey officials to settle allegations including fraudulently billing insurance companies.

A chiropractor operating out of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., was sentenced to 23 months of probation on charges of insurance fraud and theft by deception.

The executives at the top of American International Group’s Financial Products unit – largely seen as responsible for the insurer’s near-collapse – will escape any federal charges, according to media reports.

Two West Virginia men have pleaded guilty to their roles in a scheme to scam insurance companies through staged motor vehicle accidents.

A New Jersey Superior Court judge has refused to block a plan by Gov. Chris Christie for public employees to start contributing at least 1.5% of their pay toward health insurance.

An officer with the Prince George’s County Police Department will spend five years on probation and pay $15,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to a single count of insurance claim fraud.

A man Tennessee officials said goes by the moniker “Oatmeal” was recently arrested following a year-long investigation into his motorcycle club.