Articles about Consumer Protection in Insurance
A Missouri contractor was charged with felony fraud after taking money for jobs he never finished. This cautionary tale reveals a scary truth: your homeowners insurance likely won't cover you. Here’s what you need to know.
It's a scary thought: scammers targeting our parents or grandparents. But there's good news out of Kansas, where a new law has already stopped nearly $5 million from falling into the wrong hands.
We've all seen the holiday travel horror stories. Flight delays, cancellations, and lost luggage can ruin your trip. Here’s how travel insurance can save your holiday (and your wallet).
Washington's Insurance Commissioner has ordered Thin Blue Line Benefits to stop selling its unlicensed plans to law enforcement. Find out why this is a huge deal and what it means for consumer protection.
Ever feel like a computer denied your insurance claim? A new Florida bill aims to stop that by requiring a real person to review every denial, putting a human touch back into the process.
A recent $2.34 million lawsuit against a nursing home is more than just a headline—it's a warning sign. We'll break down the insurance fallout and what it means for protecting your own family.
An insurance appraisal is meant to solve disagreements, not start new ones. We're looking at a wild case where Travelers Lloyds is taking an insured to federal court over a $354k award, claiming the appraisers are hiding their work.
A new report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau is pulling back the curtain on a growing trend: third-party litigation funding. We'll break down what it is and how digital tactics are being used to fuel mass claims.
Think that extra fee for rideshare insurance keeps you safe? A new class-action lawsuit against Allstate alleges their policy is an "illegal scheme" with hidden exclusions. Here's what's going on.
State insurance regulators are about to start testing a new AI evaluation tool to see what's really going on inside insurers' tech. Let's break down what this new tool is, why it's happening now, and what it signals for the future of AI in our industry.
Ever wonder why your insurance premiums are so high? A huge chunk, nearly $900 per year, is due to fraud. Let's talk about what this fraud looks like and how we can work together to spot and stop it.
An insurance policy is a contract, but what happens when an insurer ignores its own rules? We're breaking down the lawsuit against Frankenmuth for allegedly blocking an appraisal process it promised to its policyholders.