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Public Comment - Rex C Bowden Sr 1.15.24

https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/public-comments-dec23/public-comment---rex-c-bowden-sr-1-15-24.pdf?sfvrsn=42414652_0

have owned stock in Athem/Elevance for many years. The stock has consistently gone down in value, know many other Blue Cross plans have agreed to become part of Athem/Elevance in one form Or another, cannot control the costs of provider healthcare and new costly innovations. Athem/ Elevance cannot, . Venders are passing those costs to Athem/Elavance and it Blue Cross Plans. From the IRS.. If you, Revenue Code section 1223(1). No mention of this income tax issue from BCBSLA or Athem/Elevance

Public Comment - Allison Booth-21

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 Response 34 Submitted on September 21, 2023 | 06:05 PM Username Comment Type Public Comment First Name Allison Last Name Booth Email [email protected] Received Date Publish Status Comment I do NOT believe that the sale of BCBS to a for-profit company is in the best interest of the policy shareholders !!! We are the ones that would be subjected to increased premiums and decreased benefits through this sale. The privileged few shareholders are the only ones

Certificates of Completion

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In addition to the roster reporting requirement, providers must give each person who successfully completes a continuing education a certificate of completion for the student’s records. A provider may use a certificate of their own design provided the following data is included: the Louisiana course number the name of the attendee and the Louisiana producer or adjuster license number of the attendee (continuing education courses)

X242 - Defendants' Motion to Extend CMS - 6 17 21

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counsel dated May 28, 2021, attached hereto en globo as Exhibit D (without attachments). 9, : DEPUTY CLERK DEFEN DANTS'M OTION AND IN CORPOR ATED M EMORA NDUM TO E XTEND CASE M, , 2021, 16:06 EST)(attached as E xhibit A hereto); E-mail from Andree M. Cullens,(March 15, 2021, will be produced in about four weeks")(attached as Exhibit A hereto). 6 On April 12, 2021, Andree M. Cullens,(May 18,2021, 14:46 EST) (attached as Exhibit B hereto). E-mail from Andree

O152-9 - MPSJ - Exhibit H

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SPECIALTY INSURANCA C ONdTAI{ry'S ANS.WER{ EXCEPTTONS, AND A}'F.IFII{ATIVE DEFENFES T(} SEC(}hID, or Oohener, tle Primary Polioy has nnt attached and coverage is not possibly triggered. 4 Dec, set foxth in the foregoing Fiffh and Sixth Affirmarive Defensos" EishtJr Allirrn ative l)efense Coverage has not attached under the Frimary Folicy"s Insuring Agreement B ('Claims Against, not attach tp the extcnt tlrat thcre is any indenrErifrcation aad other iusruance available

Education Provider Approval

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: Middle Name: Last Name: Address: Position: Ownership %: SECTION 4 - ATTESTATION I, the undersigned, do hereby attest that all of the information contained in this application and all attachments, the quality of the program and for the conduct of any other instructors. You may attach a resume, : __________________________________________________________________________________ Educat ionandTrain ing : School or Training Facility Name Dates Attended Degree, %ormoreoftheprovider .Attachadd itiona lnames onaseparatesheet First Name: Middle Name: Last Name

C29 - Exception of Prematurity - Beam - 2 17 17 Donelon v. Shilling (00612544xC312F)

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70130 Telephone: (504) 581-5141 Facsimile: (504) 566-1201 Attorneysfor Beam Partners, LLC, attached to both Petitions as Exhibit "3 "). intent, and the Binding Arbitration Law. Therefore, Beam, of the CO-OP. (See Contract attached as Exhibit "A" and Affidavit of T. Shilling attached as Exhibit "B, . (See Contract, Exhibit "A" and Amendments I, 2, and 3 attached, in globo, as Exhibit "C, attached as Exhibit "D"). Billy Bostick was named as the Receiver of the Healthcare CO-OP

R184 - Reply Memo to Defendants' Opposition to MPSJ - 11 12 20

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-receivership conduct of the Receiver. Atthough each defendant has filed separate opposition, . Memo. (5 pages); Atlantic Opp. Memo (11 pages); Evanston Opp. Memo. (5 pages); GRI Opp Memo, of defendants' attempts to circumvent this clear statement of positive law (whether couched as a "waiver, ."). 3 See Buck Opp. Memo.,p.16; RSUI Opp. Memo., p.4; Atlantic Opp.Memo., pp. 6-9; GRI Opp. Memo, , Wooley hammers the proverbial nail in defendants' attempts to plead "regulator fault" or conduct

TENTATIVE AGENDA

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and Registration (Atrium) 8:30am 9:00am Welcome Remarks Jim Donelon, Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance, ) Medicare Secondary Payer Act: Who is Liable? John Cattie, Attorney (Room TBA) 12:00pm 12:45pm, must attend the conference program in its entirety. Failing to attend the conference programs, by the attendee. Start End Thursday, March 5, 2020 7:30am 8:30am Continental Breakfast and Registration (Atrium) 8:30am 8:40am Welcome Back Jim Donelon, Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance (Premier

October 2014

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and cyber-attack coverage are recent examples, but terrorism insurance is also a product we have seen, not specifically exclude terrorism coverage. The 9/11 attacks and the resulting financial cost changed that. The 9/11 attacks caused $35 billion in insured losses, making 2001 the most expensive year up to that point for insurance and reinsurance. The attacks also pointed to a new type of terrorism threat, along with mass casualties. Much of the financial cost from the September 11 attacks fell