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Claims Special Report
TPAs are coming under fire for not living up to their contracts. A recent case could establish a precedent in the way self-insured employers can fight back.


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A Violation of Trust
2008-06-01
By Dan Reynolds
A California verdict drives home the cost of TPA mismanagement of a workers' compensation contract and perhaps reveals a more widespread problem.


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A Case in Context
2008-06-01
By Tom Starner
Despite the strict standards written into many TPA contracts, the various legal avenues available should the relationship sour, and the sometimes uneasy relationships between public insurance pools and their TPA, it's still the insurance pool risk manager who is responsible for minding the store.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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