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The popularity of medical FSAs and the prevalence of EAPs means that many employers, even those with fully-insured medical, dental, and vision plans, will need to address compliance with the HIPAA Privacy Rule before the April 14, 2004 compliance deadline. Employers who have failed to bring their medical FSA or their FSA into compliance with the HIPAA Privacy Rule may then discover a costly Achilles' heel. -
As you are probably aware, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ("HIPAA"), imp. -
Risk managers, corporate counsel and other professional advisors will find this a useful consideration of Y2K remediation costs and whether to consider pursuing insurance claims. -
Several years ago, the life insurance industry began marketing individual life insurance policies which they could. -
Disability insurance policies provide protection in the form of disability payments to individuals who can no longe. -
A key factor in most auto accidents is no-fault auto insurance. Generally, certain benefits for injuries received . -
It is not uncommon for sales representatives who experience transition in their careers, either voluntarily or otherwise to have closed sales while in the company's employ and never get compensated for their successes. Whether purposely or unintentionally withheld by the company, the effect is the same. A legal dispute will arise as to the sales person's right to earn the commission. For example, what if a sales representative closes a sale, but the customer doesn't send in payment until after the sales person has left the company? -
Capital and derivatives market are no strangers to risk, but certain features of insurance risk are atypical to th. -
[Editor's Note: Andrew Wilkinson is a partner and Philip Hertz is a senior associate at the London office of Cadw. -
The extent to which a Liquidator or Receiver of a defunct insurer can be compelled to comply with an arbitration re.