CEO Sentenced in Miami to 15 Years in One of the Largest Health Care Fraud Cases December 22, 2025 The 79-year-old former CEO of a health care software firm was sentenced to 15 years in prison after he was...
Court Ruling Could Help Shed Light on Owners of Litigation Funders, Medical Clinics December 22, 2025 By William Rabb A federal appeals court ruling last week could potentially help insurers find out who is truly behind litigation financing and...
Four Convicted of Collision Fraud Involving a Rideshare Driver in California December 3, 2025 Four people were convicted of felony insurance fraud and assault for faking an auto collision that involved a rideshare driver...
Hospital Charges Rise Despite Fewer Visits to Emergency Rooms December 18, 2020 By Jim Sams Auto casualty claimants are avoiding hospital emergency rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic but are generating increased hospital charges anyway, according...
UK to Alter ‘Ogden Rate’ Used to Calculate Personal Injury Payments September 7, 2017 Britain plans to alter the rate used to calculate upfront personal injury payments, the Ministry of Justice said on Thursday,...
UK Car Premiums Rise by 16% to $949 with More Pain Ahead: Willis Towers Watson, Confused.com April 11, 2017 U.K. car insurance premiums rose 1.8 percent in the first quarter of 2017, with motorists now paying an average of...
UK Insurers’ Reserve Strengthening Likely After Personal Injury Discount Rate Change: A.M. Best March 1, 2017 The earnings of U.K. insurers likely will be hit by reserve strengthening following the U.K. government’s announcement of a dramatic...
If Auto Injury Claims Frequency Is Falling, Why Are Claims Costs Rising? October 7, 2015 Auto insurance bodily injury claims costs are still increasing in the United States, even though better vehicle safety has helped...
2 Survivors Of Oregon Bus Crash File Lawsuit January 9, 2013 By Steven Dubois Two survivors of an Eastern Oregon tour bus crash that killed nine passengers allege in a lawsuit that the driver...
Tennessee Court: Parents’ Emotional Distress Not Covered by Auto Policy September 4, 2012 By Michael Adams Tennessee’s high court has ruled that two parents’ emotional distress following an automobile accident that took the life of their...