Denver, Colorado-based Rachel McCarter joined Alliant Insurance Services as vice president within its employee benefits group. In this role, she will partner develop and implement benefits services designed to drive value and enhance employee engagement. McCarter has worked with clients …
People Moves: Alliant Adds McCarter to Employee Benefits Team in Denver Read More »
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is delaying the city’s $127 billion budget as he pressures the state to limit a tax credit used by hedge funds, private equity firms and other businesses. Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin …
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Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee announced that the state has finalized a settlement agreement with Deloitte Consulting LLP related to the December 2024 cybersecurity incident that shuttered the state’s benefits administration site, RIBridges. In February 2025, Deloitte, the services provider …
RI Settles With Deloitte for $12M Over 2024 Ransomware Attack on Benefits System Read More »
Leslie Clark isn’t counting on money from the Maui wildfire settlement to help rebuild her family home near Front Street in Lahaina. Worrying about something out of her control “is not good for your health,” said Clark, 62, who lost …
Maui Fire Lawsuit Payouts Are Near, but Few Will Break Even Read More »
Alabama has a new law governing captive insurance companies, and supporters hope it means that state regulators will soon lift a moratorium on new captives. “The law takes effect in June, so we’re hoping that maybe by the end of …
Companies Hope New Alabama Law Will Help End Moratorium on Captives in the State Read More »
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance has joined a few other states in urging insurers to be careful about using aerial imagery in making claims and nonrenewal decisions, following some complaints from homeowners. The department is not aiming to …
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A new online dashboard will allow policymakers in Tennessee to move beyond superficial data and take a deep dive into why certain rural counties struggle, experts at East Tennessee State University said. The Tennessee Livability Indicators Dashboard was developed by …
New Online Portal Will Allow a Deeper Dive Into Rural Tennessee Read More »
By Ezra Amacher A federal judge last month approved a preliminary class settlement resolving allegations State Farm underpaid Arkansas policyholders for total loss vehicle claims by applying an erroneous valuation method. Under the settlement agreement, State Farm will pay $15.6 …
State Farm Agrees to $15M Settlement for Underpaid Vehicle Claims Read More »
By Jim Vertuno Texas health regulators told Camp Mystic’s owners they are investigating hundreds of complaints following last year’s devastating floods that killed 27 girls as the state considers whether to allow the all-girls camp to reopen this summer. The …
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If you are on any social media platform, you’ve likely seen them. Medical professionals who are gaining a following because of the funny way they portray the medical community. Medical professionals who are fighting against misinformation (as they define it). …
Could Social Media Open the Door to Medical Liability Exposures? Read More »
