A law firm is telling "business associates" — brokers — to analyze and improve their defenses.

This could be a year of big changes or a year of fuss about tweaks.

The key takeaway is that employers and benefits advisors were interested in obesity.

Here's where the movers and shakers will be moving and shaking.

The state's requirements violate federal ERISA law and block key cost and quality control measures, the plaintiffs say.

Here's a collection of forecasts about what the future might hold for the plan sponsors and participants.

Judges have been wrestling with state efforts to regulate PBMs, what health plans have to cover, and disputes over medical bills.

One will make it easier for administrators to use birthdates on forms when Social Security numbers are missing.