Two ex-Marsh executives are accusing their former employer of making them “scapegoats,” saying Marsh tried to avoid criminal prosecution by colluding with the N.Y. attorney general to have the two men indicted over allegations they engaged in an improper kickback scheme.
Two ex-Marsh executives are accusing their former employer of making them “scapegoats” to avoid criminal prosecution by colluding with the New York attorney general to have the two indicted over allegations they engaged in an improper kickback scheme.
Mitchell International and LexisNexis announced an agreement to develop an expanded set of integrated product and service offerings to assist insurance carriers with more effectively managing property/casualty claims.
Not only are virtual auctions revolutionizing auto auctions, they are changing how insurance companies manage the disposition of salvage vehicles acquired as part of the claim settlement process.
Every so often, someone in Congress decides to go after that tempting but misguided political target: the repeal of the insurance industry's limited anti-trust exemption.
Federal lawmakers may cut a provision of proposed legislation that seeks to end the antitrust exemption for medical malpractice insurers afforded by the McCarran-Ferguson Act exemption, according to insurance industry sources.
Legislation will be introduced in the House repealing the antitrust exemption afforded health and medical liability insurers through the McCarran-Ferguson Act.
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Multi-channel fraud not only results in added expenses for bogus claims but also in the corruption of vital data on which underwriters rely. Certain tactics can help insurers to actively monitor the claim process for collusion and reduce costs.