A former financial adviser with Northwestern Mutual lost his appeal Tuesday to undo a seven-year prison sentence for wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and filing false tax returns.
An Oklahoma man lost on Tuesday his appeal to undo a 48-month prison sentence for odometer fraud, conspiracy to commit odometer tampering, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Insurers fighting coverage for stoneworker injury claims in a California federal court are arguing that a ruling in favor of a policyholder in a similar case in the same court is irrelevant to disputes with their policyholders.
The new leader of the California Senate wants to focus more on privacy issues next year, creating a new committee to examine how personal data is handled in areas ranging from insurance to health care.
This is the sixth story in Cancer Capitalism, a series about how the hunt for profit can harm cancer patients. You can read the first story
Commercial liability insurers will soon have the option to make policyholders disclose third-party funding agreements, part of an escalating fight between carriers and litigation funders over underlying mass tort cases.
A federal appeals court reversed a win for an American International Group Inc. unit in a directors and officers insurance coverage dispute with a casino operator, sending the case back to a lower court.
For the likes of
A series of class actions over the exclusion of coverage for GLP-1 weight loss drugs is testing several legal strategies against how health insurance plans decide which drugs to cover and why.
Indian technology services provider
A growing number of businesses are suing their insurers over denied business interruption insurance claims due to the Covid-19 pandemic. But will they be successful?
Get the latest legal, regulatory, and enforcement news and analysis, as well as in-depth business and industry covering in the following areas:
