Fla. lawmakers considering auto PIP fraud reforms
The average Florida driver pays $50 a year per vehicle for fraudulent claims under the state’s no-fault insurance system, which critics...
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Sinkhole fraud reform considered by Fla. lawmakers
State lawmakers are considering changing the rules over sinkhole insurance claims. The number of sinkhole claims in Florida has more than...
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Coalition lauds new powers to combat medical fraud
New rules announced today by Health & Human Services will give federal regulators and investigators broad and urgently needed powers to...
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County law proposed in Florida to regulate clinics
Hillsborough County is becoming a hotbed for insurance fraud involving staged auto accidents, and law enforcement is asking county government for...
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House GOP may seek to kill medical loss ratio reg
A powerful House Republican is setting in motion a congressional challenge to a key provision of the healthcare reform law. Republican...
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Bill in Illinois would allow AG to prosecute comp fraud
Employees receiving benefits from workers’ compensation soon may find themselves staying at home with less money in their pockets. Legislators could...
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Tenn. blogger: Health reform expands anti-fraud efforts
The federal government’s emphasis on aggressively investigating and prosecuting white-collar crimes extends to health care. The Affordable Care Act of 2010...
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Wyo. bill would give investigators immunity during fraud probes
Someone holds a garage sale and then files an insurance claim for theft of the merchandise. That is an example of...
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Coalition urges Penn. governor to sign immunity bill
The Coalition Against Insurance sent the following letter to Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, urging him to sign a bill that would...
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Florida law said to be aiding PIP no-fraud fraud in state
It happens in seconds: Twisted metal, broken glass, and a major headache on your hands. But beware. It may not be...
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