Blog 
Insurance Claims
- Do Insurance Companies Profit By Delaying Payment of Claims?
- Health Insurer Sued for Deceptive Sales Practices
- Farmers Group Settles Overcharging Suit for $455 Million
- Workers Compensation and Accident Claimants to Receive $72.5 Million In Settlement From The Hartford
- Anthem Settles Rate Hike Investigation for $20 Million
News
Do Insurance Companies Create Crises to Boost Profits?
Posted on 12/23/2011
Insurance Company Gave Millions to Illinois Supreme Court Justice
Posted on 9/16/2011
Humana Denies 39% of Kentuckians' Applications for Health Insurance
Posted on 9/13/2011
United Healthcare Denies 43% of Kentuckians' Applications for Health Insurance
Posted on 9/12/2011
Tennessee Law Exempting Insurance Companies from Consumer Protection Laws Criticized
Posted on 4/21/2011
Library
Insurance Claims
- Do Insurance Companies Create Crises to Boost Their Profits?
- Are life insurance benefits payable where death results from accidentally running a stop sign? Since an ordinary person would characterize running a stop sign as an accident, life insurance benefits payable for an accidental death must be paid.
- Uninsured Motorist (UM) Benefits May Be Recovered In Work Death Kentucky Court of Appeals Rules In State Farm v. Slusher
- What are the Insurance companies' "Tricks of the Trade?"
Firm News
Whistleblowers Can Testify Against State Farm
Posted on Aug 12, 2009
Two whistleblowers will be permitted to testify in a trial of a case claiming that State Farm defrauded the government in the handling of claims arising from Hurricane Katrina. The whistleblowers, Kerri and Cori Rigsby, were claims adjusters for a company hired by State Farm to help handle homeowners claims generated by Hurricane Katrina. Their suit claims that State Farm defrauded the federal government by wrongfully denying claims and causing the liability for the claims to shift to the federal government's flood insurance program.
A federal judge ruled that the whistleblowers have "relevant knowledge" and will be able to testify in all further proceedings.
Free Consultation
Robert Abell
120 North Upper Street
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone: (859) 254-7076
Fax: (859) 281-6541
Get Directions
