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Murdaugh, Accomplice Ordered to Pay Millions in Insurance Fraud Case
A South Carolina federal judge ordered Alex Murdaugh to pay $14.8 million and his accomplice Cory Fleming to pay $3.8 million to Nautilus Insurance for conspiring to steal over $4 million in settlement funds meant for Murdaugh's housekeeper's family after her death on the Murdaugh's estate.
Murdaugh, Accomplice Ordered to Pay Millions in Insurance Fraud Case
A South Carolina federal judge ordered Alex Murdaugh to pay $14.8 million and his accomplice Cory Fleming to pay $3.8 million to Nautilus Insurance for conspiring to steal over $4 million in settlement funds meant for Murdaugh's housekeeper's family after her death on the Murdaugh's estate.
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52% Bias Score
Dalmia-Jain Scandal: Misuse of Funds and Nationalization of Indian Insurance
The Vivian Bose Commission's 1962 report revealed the Dalmia-Jain group's misuse of public funds, leading to the nationalization of India's insurance industry in 1956 and highlighting the complex interplay between business and politics in post-partition India.
Dalmia-Jain Scandal: Misuse of Funds and Nationalization of Indian Insurance
The Vivian Bose Commission's 1962 report revealed the Dalmia-Jain group's misuse of public funds, leading to the nationalization of India's insurance industry in 1956 and highlighting the complex interplay between business and politics in post-partition India.
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48% Bias Score
New Orleans Insurance Fraud Scheme Results in Murder Charge
Authorities announced that 63 people have been charged in a massive insurance fraud scheme in New Orleans involving staged car crashes, fraudulent claims, and the murder of a witness who was cooperating with authorities.
New Orleans Insurance Fraud Scheme Results in Murder Charge
Authorities announced that 63 people have been charged in a massive insurance fraud scheme in New Orleans involving staged car crashes, fraudulent claims, and the murder of a witness who was cooperating with authorities.
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40% Bias Score
UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder: Possible Link to Controversial AI System
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot in New York City; a former FBI agent suggests a possible link to the company's AI system, which denied healthcare coverage at a 90% rate, leading to at least two patient deaths according to a lawsuit, and the shooter wrote words referring to insur...
UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder: Possible Link to Controversial AI System
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot in New York City; a former FBI agent suggests a possible link to the company's AI system, which denied healthcare coverage at a 90% rate, leading to at least two patient deaths according to a lawsuit, and the shooter wrote words referring to insur...
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Cabinet Picks, Bear Hoax, and The Onion's Infowars Bid
This article covers several noteworthy events, including Trump's controversial cabinet choices, a bizarre bear-related insurance scam, and The Onion's bid for Alex Jones's Infowars.
Trump's Cabinet Picks, Bear Hoax, and The Onion's Infowars Bid
This article covers several noteworthy events, including Trump's controversial cabinet choices, a bizarre bear-related insurance scam, and The Onion's bid for Alex Jones's Infowars.
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48% Bias Score
RICO Lawsuit Accuses Sunny Hostin's Husband of $459 Million Insurance Fraud
A $459 million RICO lawsuit accuses Sunny Hostin's husband, orthopedic surgeon Manny Hostin, and 199 others of insurance fraud, alleging unnecessary surgeries and fraudulent billing for 'low-impact' collisions between 2009 and December 2024, potentially resulting in years-long court battles.
RICO Lawsuit Accuses Sunny Hostin's Husband of $459 Million Insurance Fraud
A $459 million RICO lawsuit accuses Sunny Hostin's husband, orthopedic surgeon Manny Hostin, and 199 others of insurance fraud, alleging unnecessary surgeries and fraudulent billing for 'low-impact' collisions between 2009 and December 2024, potentially resulting in years-long court battles.
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52% Bias Score
Insurers Wrongly Cap Plumbing Defect Payouts at $50,000, Leaving Victorians with Millions in Losses
Victorian homeowners are facing millions of dollars in uncompensated losses due to insurers misinterpreting a 2002 law, wrongly capping payouts for plumbing defects at \$50,000 instead of providing legally mandated coverage. This has prompted calls for an inquiry and regulatory reform.
Insurers Wrongly Cap Plumbing Defect Payouts at $50,000, Leaving Victorians with Millions in Losses
Victorian homeowners are facing millions of dollars in uncompensated losses due to insurers misinterpreting a 2002 law, wrongly capping payouts for plumbing defects at \$50,000 instead of providing legally mandated coverage. This has prompted calls for an inquiry and regulatory reform.
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64% Bias Score
"Arson Investigation Reveals Insurance Fraud Scheme in German House Fire"
"A year after a house fire in Wittgenborn, Germany, initially believed to be a hate crime, four individuals including the homeowner Mubashar Z. are on trial for arson and insurance fraud, with alleged damages of €850,000 and only €17,500 insurance payout before arrests."
"Arson Investigation Reveals Insurance Fraud Scheme in German House Fire"
"A year after a house fire in Wittgenborn, Germany, initially believed to be a hate crime, four individuals including the homeowner Mubashar Z. are on trial for arson and insurance fraud, with alleged damages of €850,000 and only €17,500 insurance payout before arrests."
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56% Bias Score
Manhattan CEO Murder: Suspect at Large, Possible Link to Insurance Claims
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead in Manhattan; the suspect, using a silenced 9mm handgun, remains at large; bullet casings bear words possibly linking the crime to the company's controversial claim denial practices.
Manhattan CEO Murder: Suspect at Large, Possible Link to Insurance Claims
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead in Manhattan; the suspect, using a silenced 9mm handgun, remains at large; bullet casings bear words possibly linking the crime to the company's controversial claim denial practices.
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40% Bias Score
California Insurance Fraud: Bear Costume Caper
Four people were arrested in California for insurance fraud after they submitted videos of a 'bear' damaging their luxury cars; the 'bear' was actually a person in a costume.
California Insurance Fraud: Bear Costume Caper
Four people were arrested in California for insurance fraud after they submitted videos of a 'bear' damaging their luxury cars; the 'bear' was actually a person in a costume.
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0% Bias Score
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