50 Ways to Leave Your Lover? Even More to be Hoodwinked by Your TPA

Webinar Recording: 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover? Even More to be Hoodwinked by Your TPA, Download links: Slide deck , CLE Affirmation Form , Evaluation Form

 

Corporations nationwide embrace self-funding to cut costs on employee health insurance.  But everything comes at a price.  Self-funding means accepting risks that in-house counsel don't understand, and don't worry about because they're protected by brokers, third-party administrators and stop-loss carriers.  They're right -- until they're wrong.  The day of reckoning is when the HR manager shows up at your door.  Maybe you overhauled your benefits plan last year, and the contracts left a gap.  Maybe a hospital suddenly released a backlog of bills, so you blew through your stop-loss cap.  Maybe your TPA omitted the most expensive claimant from the High-Cost Claimant list, so your stop-loss carrier quit.  Accidents?  Maybe.  But frankly, not always.  This seminar will explain -- lingo-free -- what in-house counsel need to know about the risks of self-funding and ways to avoid them.  So hop on the bus, Gus; no need to discuss much -- just listen to me!

 

 

Speakers:

Rhonda D. Orin, Esq.
Managing Partner (Washington D.C.)
Anderson Kill

Daniel J. Healy, Esq.
Partner
Anderson Kill

John M. Leonard, Esq.
Attorney
Anderson Kill

CLE Approved:

New York 1.0 PP
New Jersey 1.1 General
California 1.0 General

This program is approved for newly admitted and experienced attorneys.