Timothy Darragh

The Internal Revenue Service has won another round of legal wrangling over a dispute with a microcaptive owner's tax payments for a number of years.

Two Colorado farmers will pay $6.5 million after being charged in a criminal and related civil case over charges they defrauded the federal crop insurance program by tampering with rain gauges.

Two Democratic U.S. senators have reintroduced a bill to crack down on health insurers' inaccurate and incomplete lists of behavioral health providers — so-called "ghost networks" — and create

The Connecticut Department of Insurance has issued a warning to homeowners insurers in the state that they cannot issue notices of nonrenewal based on cosmetic changes such as stained roof

New York officials expect that expansion of its Essential Plan, which began April 1, will add close to 100,000 New Yorkers to the rolls of residents covered by affordable health insurance.

Two California congressmen, a Democrat and a Republican, have introduced legislation to provide homeowners in disaster-prone regions with tax credits to harden their properties against wildfires

The National Council of Insurance Legislators will tackle model acts on issues insurers and regulators are facing right now — including third-party litigation financing and premium discounts for

Florida has added an eighth regional company to write homeowners coverage, a sign of confidence in the marketplace now that the state has insurance-friendly regulations in place.

The hard 2023 reinsurance renewal period, marked by declining risk appetites and elevated pricing, is the driving force for Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance Co.'s overall 18.7% rate increase

The Kansas Department of Insurance is defending itself against a state audit charging it is losing $20 million in uncollected revenues, saying the audit is flawed and should be discounted "nearly