Steve Hallo

A group of former professional football players are again seeking class certification in a lawsuit claiming the NFL Player Disability and Survivor Benefit Plan violated federal regulations and

Elevance Health Inc.'s second-quarter net income totals $1.45 billion, down from $1.74 billion the previous year, as membership dipped in certain lines and medical costs remained elevated.

The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies and insurers are urging federal lawmakers to pass reintroduced legislation that would restructure the Federal Emergency Management Agency in

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners Life and Annuities Committee approved a request to revise the Annuity Disclosure Model Law 245, which also covers illustrations.

UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s second-quarter net income reached $5.48 billion, up from $3.41 billion the year prior, despite commercial market medical costs trending above expectations.

New York employers will see an average 22% decline in workers' compensation premium rates, resulting in more than $1 billion in savings for businesses, the governor's office said.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejected a class-action lawsuit accusing UnitedHealth Group Inc. of employing deception when marketing its Medicare Advantage plans.

Addressing questions about his ability to run for Oklahoma insurance commissioner, candidate Marty Quinn said his time spent living in Arkansas several years ago has no bearing on his eligibility

Hawaii enacted a new framework for captive insurance companies that will eliminate certain regulatory examination mandates and delineates between captive insurers and risk retention groups.

A group of health insurance agencies and its employees were ordered to pay a combined $152.54 million over what the United States Federal Trade Commission said were deceptive health insurance