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.

A national small business group has joined 20 states in challenging the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, highlighting measures under federal health reform that could “devastate” its members.

Since my May 11 blog entry opining that there is no constitutional authority for Congress to enact Obamacare, the United States Department of Justice has spoken, taking issue with my …  Read →

The filing of the U.S. Justice Department’s response in a suit over the constitutionality of the federal health care reform law will no doubt serve as a guide for how Democrats will fight to preserve the law.

Berkshire Hathaway’s reinsurance unit, General Re, has entered into a deal with the U.S. Justice Department and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to settle allegations it entered into sham reinsurance deals with both American International Group and Prudential Financial.

A Moosic, Pa., chiropractor pleaded guilty in federal court to a felony charge of making false statements involving a health care benefit program.

The parent company of two New Jersey hospitals will pay the federal government $7.95 million to resolve allegations that the facilities defrauded the Medicare program.

GuideOne Mutual Insurance Co. and two of its authorized agents have reached a settlement on allegation that they discriminated against people because of religion by advertising special benefits and discounts on homeowners’ insurance only to “churchgoers” and “persons of faith.”