Insurers Ordered To Pay $165M For Deceptive Marketing

By Brian Dowling · January 3, 2025, 2:38 PM EST

Insurance companies banned from selling policies in Massachusetts due to alleged deceptive marketing practices have been ordered to pay $165 million for selling the plans anyway and using similar false advertising...

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