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Webinar

Health Plan Fiduciary Duties in the Ongoing Era of Transparency and Data Insecurity

 

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Thursday, May 1, 2025

11:00am (PT) / 2:00pm (ET) 

Join Alliant's benefits compliance attorneys for a discussion on transparency rules, cybersecurity, and ERISA fiduciary duties.

Topics Covered

  • Trump’s latest transparency executive order
  • Fiduciary implications of agency engagement on data security: DOL cybersecurity rules; OCR enforcement of HIPAA security rules
  • Health plan fiduciary litigation update
  • Action items and key takeaways

 

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