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Arizona AG Says Insurers Used Algorithm to Fix Out-of-Network Rates

Arizona AG Kris Mayes sued MultiPlan and several major health insurers, alleging violations of the Arizona Uniform State Antitrust Act and Arizona Consumer Fraud Act based on an alleged price-fixing scheme to suppress payments for out-of-network care. According to the complaint, the insurers allegedly used MultiPlan’s shared pricing algorithm and pooled confidential claims and payment…

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AZ AG Secures $7M APS Settlement Over Heat Shutoffs, Rate Disclosures

Arizona AG Kris Mayes reached a proposed settlement with Arizona Public Service Company to resolve allegations that the utility violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act through its extreme-heat disconnection practices and rate-plan disclosures. According to the complaint, the case followed an incident in which APS disconnected a residential customer’s electric service during extreme heat after…

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Odds Are: Arizona AG Hits Kalshi with Criminal Gambling Charges

Arizona AG Kris Mayes filed criminal charges against KalshiEx LLC and Kalshi Trading LLC for allegedly operating an unlicensed gambling business that accepted illegal wagers on professional and collegiate sports, legislative outcomes, and political elections. The filing alleges the platform functioned as an illegal wagering operation by offering proposition and parlay bets, including wagers on…

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New Jersey Confirms New AG; Updates in Arizona and Oklahoma AG Races

The New Jersey Senate has unanimously confirmed Jennifer Davenport as the state’s new AG. Davenport, a Democrat, was nominated by Governor Mikie Sherrill and previously served as the state’s first assistant AG and principal law enforcement advisor, later serving in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey before becoming deputy general counsel and chief litigation counsel at PSE&G.

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