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December 19, 2025
PHH's $29.5M Kickback Deal Gets Final OK After 17 Years
After 17 years of litigation, a certified class of homeowners got the final stamp of approval in California federal court for a $29.5 million settlement with PHH Mortgage and its captive reinsurer, both of which homeowners alleged received unlawful kickbacks from premiums paid for mortgage insurance.
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December 19, 2025
Health Co. CEO Gets 15 Years In $1.4B Fraud Scheme
A Florida federal judge sentenced a software company CEO to 15 years in prison Friday for participating in a scheme to coordinate illegal medical kickbacks through an internet platform, an operation that resulted in $1.4 billion worth of false billings to Medicare and other insurers for unnecessary medical products.
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December 19, 2025
NC Panel Denies Lindberg's Bid To Broaden Receivership
Convicted insurance mogul Greg Lindberg couldn't convince a North Carolina state appeals court to either loosen the strictures on a receivership or free certain of his affiliates from a temporary restraining order connected to his $1.2 billion insurance scheme from the mid-2010s.
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December 19, 2025
AstraZeneca Unit Ducks Patent Fraud, Not Sham Suit Claims
A Massachusetts federal judge spared AstraZeneca unit Alexion on Friday from half of a nonprofit insurer's proposed class action, finding the plaintiff too far removed from anticompetitive patent fraud that allegedly propped up blood disorder treatment Soliris, while preserving accusations that Alexion brought sham infringement allegations against would-be rivals.
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December 19, 2025
Driver Scantly Involved In Crash Can't Skirt Liability
A Michigan appellate panel upheld a trial court's finding that a vehicle can be considered involved in a crash even if it made minimal contact with other cars if its driver's emergency actions contribute to the overall crash, and a jury should determine the insurer's liability in a no-fault dispute.
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