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GovPing monitors 62 sources for this role, drawn from 2,305 total sources across six instrument types—Guidance, Rule, Enforcement, FAQ, Notice, and Consultation—and logs 23 changes in the past week.
Oregon placed ATRIO Health Plans under supervision after the insurer reported heavy operating losses, and Florida suspended Mirra Health Care for illegal claims processing. Montana uncovered a $54.7 M Obamacare fraud scheme, recovering $23.3 M. Leslie Clark was fined $7,269.38 and had her license revoked for misappropriating premiums.
Wisconsin Insurance Administrative Actions - January 2025
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published its administrative actions for January 2025, detailing enforcement actions against insurance agents. These actions include license denials, revocations, and suspensions based on violations such as owing delinquent taxes, failing to report other state actions, and switching consumer plans without consent. Some actions also involve forfeitures.
Wisconsin OCI Administrative Actions Against Insurance Agents
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published administrative actions taken against insurance agents in February 2026. These actions include license revocations, voluntary surrenders, and monetary forfeitures for violations of Wisconsin insurance statutes and regulations, such as owing delinquent taxes and failing to report administrative actions.
Wisconsin OCI Administrative Actions - January 2026
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published its administrative actions for January 2026. These actions include license revocations, modifications, and forfeitures against insurance agents for violations such as owing delinquent taxes, failing to report administrative actions, and misrepresentation.
Minnesota DOI: Consent to Share Complaint Data
The Minnesota Department of Commerce is requesting consent from individuals to share their complaint data with the party they complained about. This consent is required for the department to forward the complaint, and is not mandatory for the complainant.
Minnesota Joins Multistate Enforcement Action Against Wise US
The Minnesota Department of Commerce has joined a multistate enforcement action against Wise US, an unlicensed company selling deceptive health coverage. This action follows a settlement with Strategic Limited Partners, LP, another unlicensed entity.
Minnesota Commerce Enforcement Actions and Fraud Investigations
The Minnesota Department of Commerce's Enforcement Division is highlighting its actions against insurance fraud and employee misclassification. The division provides resources for consumers to file complaints and learn about common fraud types, emphasizing its role in ensuring a fair marketplace for licensed professionals and businesses.
Wyoming Dept. of Insurance Earns NAIC Accreditation
The Wyoming Department of Insurance has successfully re-earned its accreditation from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). This accreditation signifies the state's adherence to national standards for monitoring the financial solvency of domestic insurance companies, a status Wyoming has maintained since 1993.
Wyoming Insurance Warns of Unauthorized Sales by Kevin Kolenda
The Wyoming Department of Insurance issued a warning regarding Kevin Kolenda, owner of Hole in Won, for allegedly selling unauthorized insurance. A federal grand jury indicted Kolenda on six counts of wire fraud for defrauding organizations and individuals out of nearly $1 million.
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Homeowners Insurance Claims Guide
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has published a guide to help homeowners understand deductibles and the process for filing insurance claims. The guidance provides steps for filing a claim and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a home inventory.
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