A lawsuit accuses Epic Systems of leveraging its dominant position in the U.S. electronic health records market to engage in anticompetitive practices, drawing regulatory attention to competition in healthcare IT.

Epic Systems faces a lawsuit alleging anticompetitive practices in the U.S. electronic health records market, highlighting regulatory concerns over market dominance and interoperability.

NFP appoints Melissa Sage as VP for complex property while Howden hires Chris Aries as general counsel to strengthen US retail insurance operations. Industry leadership updates.

Former life insurance broker Ronald Scott Daley sentenced to 4.5 years for defrauding clients of $707K and evading taxes in Ohio case.

Federal court consolidates lawsuits over GM's L87 V8 engine defect involving crankshaft and connecting rod failures, prompting recall and litigation in Michigan.

Farm Bureau Insurance is sued for allegedly suppressing fraud evidence and blocking legally required reports, implicating New Mexico and other states in regulatory compliance issues.

New York Supreme Court permits the January launch of NYCE PPO, a self-funded health plan administered by EmblemHealth and UMR, rejecting attempts to block the rollout. The court cited lack of proven harm and legal ambiguities in municipal codes.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins 21 states opposing federal attempts to restrict abortion coverage in ACA insurance plans, emphasizing state sovereignty and access to reproductive health care.

Repeat public indecency offender sentenced to 10 years for crimes committed at insurance agencies in Houston County, Georgia, highlighting legal consequences and workplace safety concerns.

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