But a little-known process that requires insurers and plans to seek an independent opinion outside their walls can force insurers to pay for what can be lifesaving treatment. External reviews are one of the industry’s best-kept secrets, and only a tiny fraction of those eligible actually use them.

Last week, the Nevada Supreme Court denied the NFL’s request for rehearing of the full-court decision to allow former Raiders coach Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell to proceed in court, not arbitration.

On Tuesday, the justices heard argument in Bowe v. United States, involving a complex (and confusing) area of law: habeas, which allows people confined by the government to challenge the […]

A panel of judges on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has granted a request from the Justice Department to stay portions of a ruling by district Judge Aileen Cannon that had effectively paused the government's investigation into former President Donald ...

Health insurance companies don’t always pay for items the first time coverage is requested, and they don’t cover everything they’re asked to. You, the consumer, may need to file an appeal to get the coverage you believe you’re entitled to as a plan ...

By categorizing people who entered without inspection as if they were perpetually “arriving” or “applying for admission,” the Board of Immigration Appeals drastically expands the reach of the Immigration and Nationality Act.