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Why One Leader Is Calling Out Insurers’ Inaction on Prior Authorization

Above The Law

The current prior authorization process in U.S. Prior authorization is wasting clinicians time, delaying care and deepening public distrust yet, payers show little urgency in fixing this problem, he said. The post Why One Leader Is Calling Out Insurers Inaction on Prior Authorization appeared first on MedCity News.

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Have Cyber Insurance? The Preferred Victims Of Ransomware Attackers

Above The Law

Ransomware attackers, not to be left out, increasingly use phishing attacks as their primary attack vector and frequently target businesses with a cyber insurance policy. Typically, businesses with cyber insurance coverage must have a baseline of cybersecurity measures that insurance carriers require before offering coverage.

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First Flight Podcast: How Shy and Introverted Attorneys Harness Quiet Strength

ALPS

Discover how introverted and shy attorneys can overcome anxiety and harness their strengths with insights from Heidi Brown, professor at Brooklyn Law and author of The Introverted Lawyer. Special thanks to our sponsors ALPS Insurance , Clio , and CallRail. Hear the original episode with Heidi K.

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Eliminate Billing Delays and Improve Cash Flow for Insurance Defense Firms

CARET Legal

When insurance defense firms take control of their billing process, disputes shrink, approvals move faster, and cash flow stays steady. Getting paid shouldnt feel like endless waiting, but for many insurance defense firms , thats exactly what can happen.

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UK Supreme Court rules businesses can receive insurance payouts for COVID-19 lockdown losses

JURIST

The UK Supreme Court ruled Friday that businesses can receive insurance payouts for losses sustained due to the COVID-19 lockdown. Such losses owing to COVID-19 resulted in business owners to make claims on their insurance. The Supreme Court focused on the interpretation of various clauses of insurance policies.

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China court sentences journalist to seven years imprisonment for espionage

JURIST

Since his arrest, the authorities have detained Dong and prohibited any visits or communications with his family. .” The court thus allowed the Chinese government to consider foreign embassies within China as “espionage organization[s].” US Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns condemned the sentencing on Friday.

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Australia treasurer approves ANZ’s $4.9 billion takeover of Suncorp amidst competition concerns

JURIST

Introduced in 2022, the proposal sought to integrate Suncorp’s banking operations into ANZ’s portfolio, allowing Suncorp to focus on its insurance business. The approval overturned the national consumer watchdog’s previous decision due to competition concerns.