The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that claims of insurance fraud under New Jersey’s PIP statute must go to arbitration, reversing previous decisions against three chiropractors.

In a lively thread on a subreddit for adjusters, insurance professionals debated the complexities of handling roofing claims with discontinued materials, emphasizing the impact of state-specific regulations and the reality of ’matching’ in insurance repairs.

An ex-employee of Augusta National Golf Club is accused of stealing millions in Masters golf merchandise over a thirteen-year period.

Ramon Apellaniz of East Hartford is sentenced to prison and must pay $900,000 after fraudulently billing Medicaid for unlicensed counseling services.

A new study projects that the world economy faces a permanent 19% income reduction by 2050, with global damages estimated at $38 trillion annually, despite future emission cuts.

As insurance companies embrace digital innovation, enhancing cybersecurity becomes critical to protecting client data and maintaining trust.

A homeowner’s discovery: rising construction costs and increasing weather-related damages drive unprecedented hikes in home insurance premiums.

A Winnipeg senior faces accusations from Manitoba Public Insurance of orchestrating her own car theft, complicating her insurance claim.

A 74-year-old man faces felony fraud charges over a disputed worker’s compensation claim in The Villages, Florida.

Will Bynum, ex-Detroit Pistons guard, receives an 18-month prison sentence for his role in a major NBA insurance fraud scandal.

The Department of Justice prepares to file an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, amid allegations of monopolistic practices in ticket sales.

Yuniesky Betancourt, former MLB shortstop, is charged with insurance fraud after allegedly staging a car crash to claim false injuries, facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court decided that truck drivers do not need to be in the transportation industry to be exempt from arbitration under the Federal Arbitration Act.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has affirmed, with modifications, a court decision on the relevance of ergonomics evidence in a repetitive trauma injury claim.

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is becoming integral to U.S. healthcare, promising to streamline operations and enhance patient care.