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Pacific Life denied all claims and asked a Washington state federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Richland couple dissatisfied with a PDX indexed universal life policy.
State regulators released a draft bulletin on artificial intelligence usage by insurers and it is not popular with lobbyists on either side of the issue.
Wasserman, scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 6 on fraud charges, is under 24-hour home incarceration with electronic monitoring, with exceptions for medical appointments and court obligations.
Climate emergencies are happening in places they rarely ever happened before and insurance companies are going to have to be part of the solution going forward, experts say.
Transgender advocates says access to services is again an issue as legislation, healthcare availability and insurance coverage are all issues in various states.
State insurance regulators voted to adopt a key rule change Sunday on how insurers report interest rate-related losses, expected to free up millions of dollars.
A Washington state couple says they are out hundreds of thousands of dollars they expected to help fund retirement after being misled on an indexed universal life insurance policy.
Corebridge Financial continues to streamline, separate from American International Group and shed businesses that do not involve the record-setting annuity market.
American International Group continues a slow offload of its life and retirement unit, a business that delivered crucial second-quarter premiums and deposits exceeding $10 billion.