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Highmark sues Pennsylvania regulators over ‘unlawful’ Blues’ review
Republicans attack ‘scheme and deem’ approach to health reform
Sebelius says pivotal health reform vote ‘only days away’
Life, property-casualty insurers hit highs, lows in last year
MetLife to pay $1.5 billion in dividends though life insurance unit
Workers want guaranteed lifetime income in retirement, study finds
Marsh acquires Virginia-based Rutherfoord to expand national presence
Life, property-casualty insurers hit highs, lows in last year
Arkansas regulator suspends two N.Y.-based insurers over surpluses
BenefitMall buys New Jersey agency to become ‘dominant’ in market
A Dallas-based general agency has “established ourselves as a dominant player” in North Jersey with its acquisition of NAS Financial Services, a general agency based in Morristown, N.J., according to its president and CEO. Read Story
Maryland health office inks deal with third-party liability provider
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has awarded a contract with a New York company to provide third-party liability and cost containment services. Read Story
UnitedHealthcare, N.Y. hospital system settle contract dispute
UnitedHealthcare and Continuum Health Partners have reached a multi-year agreement to keep the health system’s four hospitals within the insurer’s network. Read Story
Arkansas regulator suspends two N.Y.-based insurers over surpluses
Two property-casualty insurers, who recently stopped writing business in Virginia, had their certificates to operate in Arkansas suspended by regulators, citing their negative surplus balance. Read Story
Starr Indemnity, Chubb enter into workers’ compensation partnership
Fire fraud scheme allegedly explodes on New York man following arrest
New York Blues bringing ‘innovative’ online doctor visits to clients
London firm exploring sale of Old Mutual Life, OM Financial Life
MetLife offices in New York, New Jersey get environmental honor
Medicare pulls contract of provider over ‘significant deficiencies’
Working in Va. nets woman $36,000 in workers’ compensation restitution
N.Y. trucking firm to pay $315,600 for skirting workers’ comp. costs
On the heels of releasing the first of four reports on Pennsylvania’s four Blue Cross Blue Shield plans and possible anti-competitive practices, state regulators face a suit by Highmark for what it calls an “unlawful and unauthorized” examination.Read →
President Obama and Nancy Pelosi are like the California man who called 911 and claimed that the gas pedal on his Toyota was stuck, requiring a police car ... Read →
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