Articles about Consumer Protection in Insurance
An FBI investigation into a tech company highlights a scary new risk: your smart devices could be used by strangers without your consent. We break down what this means and why your standard homeowner's policy likely leaves you exposed.
A former Michigan police lieutenant pled guilty to falsifying salvage vehicle inspections. This story is a huge deal, and it shines a light on a dark corner of the used car market that directly impacts your safety and your insurance rates.
Ever get that annoying 'Storage Full' notification from Apple? A UK tribunal just approved a massive £3 billion lawsuit over iCloud pricing. Let's break down what this means and how it's a wake-up call for protecting your digital life.
Feeling ghosted by your insurance company after filing a claim? You're not alone. Let's talk about why claims get delayed and what you can do to get the conversation—and your money—moving again.
The popular My Safe Florida Home program helps homeowners afford hurricane shutters. But a new lawsuit from a Florida entrepreneur claims these shutters could be a dangerous fire hazard, trapping residents inside.
Getting hurt at work is bad enough, but now scammers are preying on injured workers. We're breaking down a nasty new scam where criminals impersonate officials to steal your money.
Ever wonder what happens when an insurance agent goes rogue? Washington's Insurance Commissioner just dropped the hammer on a few bad apples, including a Yakima agent and an unauthorized company. Let's break down the $167,000 in fines and what it means for you.
Nike is facing a class-action lawsuit for not refunding tariff-related price hikes. This isn't just a sneaker story; it's a critical lesson for every business about hidden risks and the insurance you need to have in place.
A major dental provider just paid over $2 million to settle false advertising charges in California. Let's break down what happened and what it means for you as a patient.
We all dream of a financial windfall, but the "get-rich-quick" mindset is a dangerous trap. Let's talk about why building a solid, secure financial future is the smartest move you can make.
Oregon regulators have ordered a health sharing company to stop selling its plans, calling them 'unlicensed insurance.' Here's what this crackdown means for you and the tricky world of health sharing ministries.
A Pennsylvania public adjuster is accused of stealing over $140,000 from the very homeowners he was hired to help. This story is a huge wake-up call for anyone filing a major insurance claim.