Texas bill aims to have workers classified properly
Construction companies that intentionally misclassify their employees as independent contractors would be subject to hefty fines under proposed legislation authored by...
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Lawmakers in Wyoming decline to regulate contractors
The Wyoming House of Representatives says it is “buyer beware” when dealing with roofers. The House rejected legislation on Thursday creating...
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No-Fault Auto Insurance Law May Change
Oil changes, tire rotation: steps to keep your car running as long as possible, and some think it’s time the no-fault...
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Senators Urge CMS To Reform Medicare Fraud Prevention Program
Last week, a bipartisan group of senators urged the Obama administration to reform a program designed to identify and deter Medicare...
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Lt. Governor urges work comp reform in Oklahoma
Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb called on lawmakers Thursday to overhaul the state’s workers’ compensation system. Lamb said he is recommending legislators...
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Texas bill aims to cut billions in Medicare fraud
Texas lawmakers are looking at ways to cut down on billions in fraud and waste in Medicaid, health funding for the...
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N.J. assembly aims to crack down on auto fraud
New Jersey Assembly Democrat Wayne P. DeAngelo is sponsoring a bill to crack down on insurance fraud. The bill (A-2204) targets...
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No-fault insurance law may change in Michigan
Oil changes, tire rotation: steps to keep your car running as long as possible, and some think it’s time the no-fault...
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Philadelphia commissioners ‘wink’ at health care fraud
Apparently, all three Bucks County commissioners, in a rare bipartisan moment, agreed that an estimated $700,000 per year of health care...
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N.J. lawmaker says this is the year rate-evasion law will pass.
New Jersey Assembly Democrat Wayne P. DeAngelo is sponsoring a bill to crack down on insurance fraud. The bill (A-2204) targets...
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