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FTC requests comment on privacy framework *

USA - January 25 2011
The Federal Trade Commission (the "FTC") recently released a preliminary staff report entitled Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers, proposing a normative framework for company protection of consumers' privacy (the "Proposed Framework").

Co-authors: Alexander G. Henlin, Gregory S. Hoffnagle, Victoria Anderson, Brian Green.


New York appeals court dismisses suit against MBIA Inc. over bond insurer’s financial restructuring *

USA - January 25 2011
A New York appeals court recently dismissed one of two lawsuits filed against MBIA Inc. (“MBIA”) by more than a dozen major financial institutions concerning the bond insurer’s financial restructuring.

Co-authors: Alexander G. Henlin, Gregory S. Hoffnagle, Victoria Anderson, Brian Green.


Healthcare news from Capitol Hill and the Department of Health and Human Services - January 24, 2011 *

USA - January 24 2011
On January 7, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a proposed rule to establish a value-based purchasing (VBP) program to reward hospitals for providing safe, high-quality care.

Co-authors: Alexander G. Henlin, Gregory S. Hoffnagle, Victoria Anderson, Brian Green.


New Massachusetts law permits property carriers to exclude terrorism-caused fire loss *

USA - January 24 2011
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick has signed H.960 into law.

Co-authors: Alexander G. Henlin, Gregory S. Hoffnagle, Victoria Anderson, Brian Green.


SEC and US Attorney accuse Costa Rican life insurance bond company of $670 million fraud *

USA - January 21 2011
Both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney's Office have brought actions against Costa Rica-based Provident Capital Indemnity, LTD, an insurance and reinsurance company that purported to provide bonds guaranteeing life insurance settlements, but was instead allegedly perpetrating a $670 million fraudulent scheme.

Co-authors: Alexander G. Henlin, Gregory S. Hoffnagle, Victoria Anderson, Brian Green.


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