No admission of guilt? That seems to be the norm these days. Greed and obfuscation as their business model and when one is caught, act like it was an error and therefore they should not be publicly castigated for it. Even though they repeatedly committed the act and are finally being held to account for it.

We need to remove the practice of allowing those who are guilty to 'hide' their guilt from the population. It is a travesty of justice to keep on doing this.

they did nothing wrong and agreed to pay all this money to put this unpleasantness behind them, right? what a crock of shit! insurance companies now have a reputation worse than used car salesmen.

normal. Civil cases instead determine responsibility or liability, usually by a preponderance of evidence—anything weighing over 50%.

the insured individuals as plaintiffs which has the settlement also in the billions of dollars and is working it's way through the acceptance process. Insureds who were cheated by excess premiums would have received money by now but Home Depot intervened with a legal challenge and appeals claiming the settlement would harm them by potentially affecting their future insurance costs as an employer. Thankfully they lost and now the final stages about costs, fees etc. have been taking place. So maybe over a decade after it was filed people might get some of their money back.

$2.8 billion, oh yea, monthly premiums going up.

Until the people involved are sued, jailed and banned from that types of business.

Insurance denies coverage and a person dies?? Arrest the top execs for manslaughter or murder.
I’d go further too. Doctor commits Medicare fraud. They are no longer eligible for Medicare
Drug company gouges Americans by selling drugs multiple times the price in the rest of the world? They lose their patent
And so on

Too much? Nawww,

Take 25% of the War Department budget, and fire up Single Payer, Universal healthcare. It will be the best investment we’re made in decades.