Insurance debate could become mad scramble
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The Senate slated a Wednesday vote on Gov. Bob Wise’s fraud unit bill amid hints that last-minute...
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YOUR TURN ALICE A. MOLASKY-ARMAN
The week of May 10 has been designated “Cover the Uninsured Week,” an annual event designed to highlight the plight of...
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AHPs won’t help the uninsured
The week of May 10 has been designated as “Cover the Uninsured Week,” an annual event designed to highlight the plight...
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MEDICAL COVERAGE: Health plan pools stir debate on oversight
National legislation that would allow small-business associations to offer nationwide health plans to their members has created a controversy that has...
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Rounds opens talk about place for grievances in wake of series
Gov. Mike Rounds says he will talk with state Division of Insurance officials about possibly creating a board to hear complaints...
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New law increases state insurer licensing fees
The annual fee that the 1,800 insurers in Oklahoma pay for licensing by the state will be raised 25 percent by...
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Garamendi wins on funding
State Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi fended off an attempt Wednesday to strip his department of critical funding used to investigate workers’...
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Accident report gatherers’ actions allowed, Supreme Court says
Minnesota has not been kind in recent years to “runners,” the people who gather accident reports from police stations then sell...
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Schumer goes after insurance cheaters
Monroe County residents pay an extra $26.9 million for auto insurance each year because of fraud, according to Sen. Charles Schumer....
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State Fraud Laws Need to Be Tougher, Group Says
More states urgently need to pass targeted laws to bust widespread staged-accident rings and swindlers who sell fake commercial insurance around...
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