The Latest Breaking News from Insurance

A proposed state bill would allow individuals and insurers to sue oil companies for wildfires damages.

Amid a flurry of executive orders affecting transgender Americans, the Trump administration ordered restrictions on gender-affirming care for minors. Calling it “a stain on our Nation’s history,” the Jan. 28, 2025, order seeks to “end” this form of treatment for Americans under 19 years old.

Governor Kemp's tort reform proposals in Georgia spark debate on insurance affordability and consumer rights.

Looking to buy financial stocks? Businesses that provide financial products and services are buoyant, but you should be choosy about where to put your money.

A financial adviser who knows all about surviving natural disasters recommends ways to mitigate long-term damage to your financial health after a disaster.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is planning to unveil proposals to put limits on lawsuits

Number of people covered by a private medical insurance policy hit a record high of 4.68 million at the end of 2023

You should receive your 1099 form by February 15. But what happens next?

Well, God sure does work in mysterious ways. I finally break down and cough up the money to get health insurance in December. It takes effect on January 1.

Auto accident cases can be complex, often requiring detailed analysis and compelling evidence to establish liability and damages. Personal injury lawyers emphasize the critical role expert witnesses play in ensuring justice for those injured in ...

A brief shutdown of the federal health insurance program struck fear into patients – and concern about what’s to come