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Upcoming key compliance deadlines and reminders for fourth quarter 2026
As we enter the fourth quarter of 2026, employers sponsoring health and welfare benefit plans should turn their attention to several important year-end compliance obligations and planning opportunities. The final months of the year often serve as a c …
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What's driving healthcare costs, and where should employers focus? Q3 2026 People Solution …
Health plan costs continue to increase at high levels Healthcare costs remain elevated, and employers should prepare for this higher-cost environment to continue. With medical and pharmacy spending putting ongoing pressure on health plans, organizati …
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Rising claim costs, new risks, & regulatory change
Workers’ compensation continues to deliver strong results for employers and insurers, but the market is beginning to show signs of change. Claim severity is rising, cost pressures are building, and regulators are paying closer attention to emerging w …
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FTC settlement with CVS Caremark: What PBMs need to know
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recent settlement with Caremark Rx LLC and Zinc Health Services LLC (collectively Caremark) marks another significant regulatory intervention in the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) space. The FTC’s lawsuit focused …
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Music licensing claims are coming for marketers — is your organization ready?
Music licensing claims are coming for marketers — is your organization ready? Claims involving unlicensed music, videos, and other copyrighted content are becoming one of the fastest-growing intellectual property (IP) infringement exposures. Here's w …
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House Bills 198 and 4144 Present a Rare and Strategic Opportunity for Texas Municipalities
Texas House Bills 198 and 4144 — both signed into law in 2025 — shift the responsibility for first-responder health onto public sector employers, instead of leaving employees to deal with the costs of occupational health risks on their own. Together, …
