The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC) today filed an amicus brief in the Tenth Circuit case of D.K. v. United Behavioral Health, solely to rebut the position of the U.S. Department of Labor in its recent amicus brief that presents a new regulatory framework without using the federally required notice and comment rulemaking process. ERIC does …
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Victory! Telehealth Benefit Expansion Act, Affordable Insulin Act, Senate Finance Hearing on Behavioral Health & President’s Budge
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House Education and Labor Hearing on Retirement Security and Mental Health, State of the Union, and CalSavers Litigation
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U.S. Supreme Court Denies Howard Jarvis Petition Seeking Review of CalSavers Legal Challenge
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Medical Management & E-Delivery for Health Plans & Upcoming Education and Labor Committee Hearing
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Employer Community Supports ERIC’s Petition Before the U.S. Supreme Court
The nationwide employer community came out in force today to support ERIC’s petition for certiorari before the Supreme Court of the United States. Six amicus briefs were filed on behalf of 48 groups representing employers in every major industry across the country.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association v. California Secure Choice Retirement Savings Program Update
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Supreme Court Rules on Hughes v. Northwestern University Case, Remands to Seventh Circuit
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PCORI Agenda Reminder, CBO Telehealth Meeting, DOL OTC Testing Meeting, Telehealth Update, Gag Clauses, Seattle and Surprise Billing Legal Cases
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Surprise Medical Billing Protections Under Attack in Texas
In an effort to ensure that hardworking Americans will not be subject to hidden medical costs and uphold the federal surprise billing regulations that implement the “No Surprises Act,” ERIC has teamed with a dozen other organizations and filed an amicus brief in the Eastern District of Texas supporting federal regulators in the case of Texas Medical Association v. HHS.