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Phoenix, AZ – On Tuesday, June 13, 2017, the Arizona Department of Insurance (ADOI) Fraud Division arrested Mr. Marcel Deweaver on allegations of fraud schemes, theft, insurance fraud and identity theft.
The ombudsman-citizens aide helps citizens to resolve ongoing issues with state agencies.
On May 12, 2017, the Arizona Secretary of State published the Department's Final Exempt Rulemaking in the Arizona Administrative Register (23 A.A.R. 1120, May 12, 2017).
With the Department of Insurance move off of its old regulatory system to State Based Systems ("SBS"), the license number for each Arizona-licensed insurance professional (insurance producer/agent, surplus lines broker, insurance adjuster, etc.) changed...
With the Department of Insurance move off of its old regulatory system to State Based Systems ("SBS"), the license number for each Arizona-licensed insurance professional (insurance producer/agent, surplus lines broker, insurance adjuster, etc.) changed...
Phoenix, AZ – It seems that between March 2016 and January 2017, Ms. Rosita Johns diverted over $80,000.00 in premiums paid by two companies towards their workers’ compensation and general liability insurance policies.
Phoenix - The Arizona Department of Insurance (ADOI) announced today that insurers in the individual and small group major medical health insurance markets can choose to renew transitional policies for a policy year beginning on or before October 1, 2018, provided all transitional coverage ends by December 31, 2018.
The Arizona Department of Insurance is committed to a work environment in which all individuals are treated with respect and dignity...
Phoenix, AZ – Robert Atlas falsely reported to GEICO that he had crashed his 2012 Corvette Stingray while exiting the I-10 freeway, on the exit ramp at Wild horse pass in Chandler Arizona...
Phoenix, AZ – Seven arrested in one of Arizona’s biggest healthcare insurance fraud schemes. Over a period of two years, ring leader Nicholas Scaffidi and eight accomplices, allegedly targeted six hospitals throughout Arizona and other states seeking a big payout on treatments for illnesses that never existed.
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