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$8.6m insurance lawsuit raises consumer protection questions
Complex life insurance products and a fragmented oversight regime highlight structural risks for policyholders.
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Podcast: Barry Posner on healthcare M&A diligence and regulatory change
Against a backdrop of uncertain times for healthcare M&A, we spoke to Barry Posner, partner at Kudman Trachten Aloe Posner LLP.
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NSCP Annual: Crypto grows up the hard way
Regulators at the conference proved that digital-asset markets can be improved through steady coordination, clearer rules, and real-world lessons from the front lines of compliance.
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15 states set up public health alliance to counter RFK Jr’s agenda
The liaison within the global health community is designed to facilitate collaboration by bringing together regional and other groups to share best practices and work on common challenges.
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California law limits private equity influence on healthcare businesses
California has enacted tougher rules preventing corporate investors like PE firms from meddling in the healthcare decisions of provider firms.
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New York AG sues Zelle parent for antifraud deficiencies
Alleging $1 billion in money lost to scams, New York takes up the mantle of a weakened Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
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NASAA urges Congress to pass SAFE Act and allow states to rein in fraud
NASAA asks Senate Banking Committee to preserve their police power to protect Americans from fraud, especially ones involving digital assets.
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NASAA proposes a model Franchise Broker Registration Act
NASAA’s proposal is a revised release of the Franchise Broker Act, originally issued for public comment on May 13, 2024, and includes feedback received during the initial comment period.