Archive for February, 2011
American International Group’s (AIG) directors and officers' insurers will pay $150 million to resolve legal disputes with former company executives. Read Story
The U.S. Senate, as expected, flexed its Democratic majority to vote down a bill repealing the federal health reform law that U.S. House Republicans approved last month. Read Story
The U.S. Senate has taken the first step toward a likely repeal of the provision in the federal health reform law that will force all businesses to file an Internal Revenue Service Form 1099 for any business-to-business transaction for goods and services exceeding $600 in a year. Read Story
The health care mandates on states contained in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) will put more cost pressure on already “strained” state budgets, a new report says. Read Story
The recent federal court ruling saying the federal health reform law is unconstitutional should encourage the Obama Administration to suspend enforcement the new IRS 1099 reporting requirement for businesses included in the law. Read Story
A father-daughter fitness business in Northern Pennsylvania is being investigated for insurance fraud in connection with its alleged handling of payments for services. Read Story
Independent insurance agents ranked in the middle of the pack in a survey of customers' experience, while insurance providers ranked well ahead of health insurance plans in the annual analysis. Read Story
The North Carolina General Assembly is expected to take up the issue of tort reform in the next few weeks, according to several key legislators. Read Story
Companion Life Insurance Co. purchased Total Dental Administrators (TDA) and its affiliates and subsidiaries, expanding on an existing relationship among the companies. Read Story
The U.S. Senate could vote later today (Feb. 2) on a bill approved by the House of Representatives that would repeal the federal health reform law. Read Story


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