Third party administrators and claims adjustment companies play a significant role in my practice because they often administer ERISA governed plans and adjust claims under insurance policies on behalf of insurers.  As a result, I have long been interested in how they are run, staffed, marketed and the like.  For those of you who may share

I was going to write about something else today – about a particular technical, tactical issue in litigating insurance coverage and ERISA, particularly breach of fiduciary duty, cases – but I came across something else that was too intriguing to me to pass up, and I will return later this week to the issue I

Massachusetts, like most and I would assume all states, has a number of legislatively created entities that participate in or affect the insurance market in one way or another, including an insolvency fund intended to cover losses underwritten by,  yes, insolvent insurers.

The soon to be outgoing governor of the Commonwealth has now signed legislation