Montana State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Troy Downing has been working closely with the Montana Legislature to bring much needed limits on Pharmacy Benefit Managers and how they greatly add …
HAPPY 406 DAY TO THE LAST BEST PLACE: MONTANA
I don’t know about you, but I don’t think we really need a special day to celebrate the fact that we live in Montana. Especially considering the riots, the lockdowns, …
Montana regulator issues cease and desist order against Forsage scam
The Montana state securities regulator has issued a cease and desist order against an alleged digital currency pyramid scheme. Commissioner of Securities and Insurance (CSI), Montana State Auditor Troy Downing …
US State Issues Cease and Desist Order against DApp Forsage
The US state of Montana has issued a cease and desist order against Ethereum-based investment scheme Forsage, calling it a Pyramid scheme. In the order issued last week, the state regulator …
“Obamacare” health-insurance policies now offering expanded subsidies
Thousands of Montanans who buy individual health insurance on the “Obamacare” marketplace – and some who don’t, but can now – are likely eligible for lower pricing of their coverage, …
Bill to regulate pharmacy benefit managers backed by auditor
Following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the state insurance regulator says paves the way, Montana is proposing to regulate pharmacy benefit managers in an attempt to lower prescription drug prices. …
Man charged with insurance fraud did business in Kalispell
Daily Inter Lake | February 11, 2021 12:00 AM The Montana Office of the Commissioner of Securities and Insurance has filed criminal charges against Mark Anthony Biegler, alleging four counts of …
Judge: Defense attorney to pay costs of mistrial
Seaborn Larson A defense attorney from Missoula is on the hook for all the costs of a nine-day trial in Libby after the state district court judge ruled the attorney …
The Rundown: Capitol Report | Jan. 24, 2021
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House Labor Committee hears whistleblower bill
BY JAMES BRADLEY (LEGISLATIVE NEWS SERVICE) Rep. Ron Marshall, R-Hamilton, reads House Bill 64. If passed, whistleblowers could receive up to 30% of all fines and fees associated with a …