Regulatory Compliance
Maine
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Maine Regulatory Updates 04/11/2024
LD 1896 – An Act to Index Workers’ Compensation Benefits to the Rate of Inflation
Issues: Workers’ Compensation (General)
Summary For 03/13/2024
This measure requires a study of workers’ compensation benefits using data supplied by insurers, administrators and self-insured employers. It takes effect 90 days after adjournment.
Most Recent Update:
3/12/2024 – This measure was signed by Governor Janet Mills (D) on March 12. This measure takes effect 90 days after adjournment.
Additional Outlook: The February 21 amendment reduced this measure to a study. The previous summary is here for reference: “This measure sets workers’ compensation amounts to be increased annually for inflation according to changes in the Consumer Price Index.”
LD 2233 – Resolve, Regarding Legislative Review of Chapter 255: Workers’ Compensation Fronting Companies, a Late-Filed Major Substantive Rule of the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation, Bureau of Insurance
Issues: Workers’ Compensation (General)
Summary For 02/29/2024
This measure provides legislative approval of the following administrative regulation filed outside of the normal legislative acceptance period: Chapter 255: Workers’ Compensation Fronting Companies
Most Recent Update:
04/03/2024 – This measure was signed by Governor Janet Mills (D) on March 12. This measure takes effect 90 days after adjournment.
Maine Services
- Workers’ compensation claims administration
- Medical bill review in compliance with state requirements
- Local PPO development and management
- Case management services
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