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A federal district court in Washington recently granted preliminary approval to a $6 million settlement of a mental health parity class action suit against Regence Blueshield.

Federal health care fraud prevention and enforcement efforts resulted in the recovery of a record $4.3 billion in FY 2013.

The OIG published a proposed rule to significantly expand the exclusions applicable to persons or entities that receive funds from federal health care programs.

The OIG has issued a report which assesses CMS’s use of its authority to lower reimbursement for Medicare Part B drugs.

According to various news outlets, physicians at the University of California student health centers went on strike this week in protest of what they believe are unfair labor practices by the University.

CMS has reversed course on the applicability of certain ACA provisions to health insurance issuers in the territories.

The restraining order will remain in effect for 28 days.

On November 2, 2019, a coalition of interested parties, including the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), ...

A group of interdisciplinary scholars (from Northwestern, the University of Hawaii, and the University of Wisconsin) a have recently collected, refined, and published a 26-year dataset of medical liability insurance premiums on SSRN.

This podcast with Butler attorneys David Maldoff and Wiley Hodges will touch on and discuss issues to consider when storm-related claims are reported.

Donnie Apodaca published an article discussing how COVID-19 is impacting the insurance industry in many different aspects

Cyber insurance has evolved from an add-on product into core coverage for nearly every business, and the risks keep changing. This article examines the 2026 cyber threat landscape and what it means for insurance professionals who design, price, underwrite, and manage cyber coverage.

Jonathan Meer (Partner-New York, NY) contributed the U.S. component of "Social Inflation: A Thematic and Jurisdictional Guide" offered in Informed Insurance by DAC Beachcroft on May 13, 2024.

Paul White and Siobhán Breen authored "Rulings Affirm No Coverage for COVID-19-Related Business Interruption Claims" for the October 6, 2021, edition of the Daily Journal.

Eubanks v. New York Property Insurance Underwriting Association, Kings Co. Index No. 523461/2017 (NY Sup. Ct. Kings Co. 2019).

Richard Hopley and Sam Tacey have recently published an article in Zeitschrift für Versicherungswesen concerning the recent FCA test case.

The Insurance and Reinsurance Department of Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge is holding a 60 minute complimentary webinar entitled "¿Seguro? Opportunities and Risks for (Re)Insurers in Latin America in 2010 and Beyond" on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 10:00