Search
Showing 2341 - 2352 of 2607 results
Clear Filter
Filter
-
BlogCompeting Pressures Facing Healthcare EmployersView Insight
-
BlogThird Quarter 2015 Insurer ResultsView Insight
This article focuses on an update on major insurance carriers in the third quarter of 2015.
-
Press ReleaseWS Continues Market Leadership in Solar SectorRead Press Release
-
BlogMinimizing Frivolous Litigation: Yes to Choice of Forum, No to Fee-Shifting, and Hello to Minimum Stake to SueView Insight
-
Press ReleaseJennings Insurance Agency Joins WSRead Press Release
-
BlogWhen Your Next Corporate Cyber Attack Is Around the CornerView Insight
-
BlogUnder Pressure, the SEC Proposes Updates for a More Flexible Administrative CourtView Insight
-
BlogThe Yates Memo and D&O InsuranceView Insight
-
BlogPACE Act Changes the Definition of Small Group InsurancePreviously, under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a small group was scheduled to be defined as employers with fewer than 100 employees beginning in 2016. The PACE Act now defines a small employer as one that employed an average of not more than 50 on business days during the preceding calendar year. However, the act also gives states the option to define the small group market differently in each state. Most states are expected to move forward defining small groups as employers with no more than 50 employees, as was common prior to the ACA.View Insight
-
Press ReleaseWoodruff Sawyer Announces Partnership with California Hedge Fund AssociationRead Press Release
-
BlogACA Reporting - Offers of COBRA CoverageOn May 19, 2015, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released FAQs detailing how employers should report offers of COBRA coverage on Form 1094-C and Form 1095-C. On September 16, 2015, the IRS issued final 2015 instructions for Forms 1094-B and 1095-B (B Forms) and Forms 1094-C and 1095-C (C Forms). The revised instructions make a substantive change in the manner in which offers of COBRA coverage are reported.View Insight
-
BlogThe Yates Memo: What Is It and What You Need to KnowView Insight