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 →

A husband and wife from Laguna Hills, Calif., stand accused of what officials say is the largest known workers’ compensation insurance fraud case in the state’s history.

Michael Vincent Petronella, also …  Read →

Motorists who drive more miles each year are more likely to cost their auto insurer more money if they are involved in a crash, according to new research.

A strong correlation …  Read →

People pay more to buy health insurance than to rent a two-bedroom apartment in the financial district of New York City, according to an analysis of data from the New …  Read →

American Heritage and Mutual of Omaha, along with an insurance administrator, have reached a $15 million settlement regarding a lawsuit over the sale of long-term insurance policies.

The decision will affect …  Read →

State regulators and American International Group could reach a settlement by June over an investigation into workers’ compensation premiums.

The multi-state examination, conducted with the help of a National Association of …  Read →

A Kennebunk, Maine, property-casualty insurance agency and its owner have lost their insurance licenses after being accused by the state of misusing money from clients.

Thomas Osborne and his agency, Chapman …  Read →

The rates of more than 35 health insurers writing Medicare supplement insurance in Virginia are featured in a new premium comparison guide issued by the state’s bureau of insurance.

The State …  Read →

The fourth quarter of 2008 showed the sharpest decline in new annualized premium for individual life insurance since the fourth quarter of 1951, and the overall year’s results showed the …  Read →

A press release from the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers (CIAB) provides a tiny sliver of optimism for a turnaround of the longstanding soft market in the property and casualty …  Read →