The opening keynote session at the 2018 NetDiligenceŽ Cyber Risk Summit highlighted the state of the cyber risk industry as we see it today.
Speakers included:
Josh Shapiro, Attorney General, ...
Read More For many years, the Minnesota Workers' Compensation Law has remained stable with few changes. In May 2018, there were major legislative revisions. The laws pertaining to TTD, TPD, PTD, and the medical fee ...
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The US Supreme Court [SCOTUS] has declined to review the challenge by multiple insurance carriers to the closure of the New York State Insurance Fund. Consistent with a national trend to ...
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Two years ago, brand drug manufacturers paid out $127 billion in rebates and other discounts and fees.
That, dear reader, is a ship-load of dollars, and shows just how distorted brand-drug pricing has ...
Read More Last week, the Fourth Circuit was added to the list of recent jurisdictions addressing the private cause of action provision under the Medicare Secondary Payer act. The Fourth Circuit has jurisdiction ...
Read More I recently shared an article discussing the fact that the workers’ compensation system is not functioning as designed, with some key data points that show just how badly the industry is ...
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At the 2018 National Council of Self-Insurers Annual Meeting a panel of employers discussed workers' compensation tips. The panel was:
Rob Quast - Director of Risk Managment, Kroger
Janet Kral - VP Risk ...
Read More On May 18, 2018, Congressman Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) and Congressman Ron Kind (D-WI) introduced HR 5881, amending the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) statute and clarifying its application to Medicare Part C ...
Read More About three years ago, we posted the article, “Could you cut $185,000 from your MSA?” The crux of this article was that by simply changing one drug from brand name to generic, you could save ...
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