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A twosome heading a Sherman Oaks, California janitorial service faces a litany of charges for an elaborate workers' compensation premium fraud scheme that amounted to millions.

In an upcoming keynote address for Claims' ACE Conference, Joseph Wehrle, NICB president and CEO, will discuss emerging trends and explore methods that the NICB is implementing to fight fraud.

At ACE, Joseph Werhle, NICB president and CEO, will discuss their integrated plan to focus on five core disciplines while helping insurers discern the many unsavory flavors of fraud.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner's recent remarks about the creation of an optional federal charter regulatory system have educed a fractured response from leading insurance associations.

Three men who pled guilty for their respective involvement in an insurance fraud scam will face the consequences.

A new study by the IRC details the steady incorporation of front and side airbag systems in motor vehicles and documents the beneficial impact of this trend on auto injury insurance claim costs.

In its latest wave of cost-cutting measures, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. laid off 480 employees and contractors.