Medicare earned an estimated 12 additional years of solvency because of federal health reform, the Obama Administration said in a recent report.

A federal jury in Washington state has issued a $19.3 million verdict against three individuals and their company for pocketing millions of dollars owed to financially troubled insurance company Cascade National.

An Oklahoma County District Court judge has ruled that an insolvent property-casualty company is now in the hands of state regulators.

A Florida senator is repeating his call for the ousting of the state’s insurance commissioner, calling his behavior “reprehensible” and saying he is no longer trustworthy.

The Missouri insurance director has been named receiver of National States Insurance Co., which Missouri’s Department of Insurance said is in hazardous financial condition.

Once lauded as a way for the federal government to aid states in conducting reviews of “unreasonable” rate increases on health insurance, a plan pitched by the Obama Administration is not in a health reform bill set for a vote March 21.

Florida’s chief financial officer is calling for a report on the financial health of the state’s property insurers heading into hurricane season.

A Durham, N.C.-based insurance company could have its license to sell insurance in Virginia suspended if it cannot improve its financial condition.

Citing the need to treat policyholders fairly, Pennsylvania’s insurance commissioner has petitioned that the Penn Treaty Network America Co. and its subsidiary, American Network Insurance Co., be liquidated.

The Maryland Insurance Administration received a five-year accreditation from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners following a comprehensive review.