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A key House committee chairman said today that Congress plans to accomplish passage of legislation reforming the nation's healthcare system this year.

The Supreme Court ruled in early March that federal law does not prevent people injured as a result of inadequate warnings on drug labels from suing the drug makers in state court, even if labels were approved by the Food & Drug Administration.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling that drug manufacturers' federally approved labeling does not protect them from state lawsuits should not raise insurance rates for pharmaceutical companies, according

The Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee of the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce held a hearing titled, "Long-Term Care Insurance: Are Consumers Protected for the Long Term?" Members of the National Association of

The Employee Retirement Income Security Act keeps states from collecting data from self-insured employers, and states cannot involved the self-insured employers in any new state programs, Praeger

Rep. Frank suggests federal reinsurance backstop might even cover natural

WASHINGTON--Democrats in Congress will seek to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for as long as five years and to expand the program, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., incoming chairman of the House Fi

McCarran-Ferguson protections in jeopardy in wake of Katrina claims