In Washington, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington was fined $300,000 for failing to provide sufficient documentation on provider standards and network adequacy, while in Georgia, regulators issued nearly $25 million in fines across 22 insurers following audits that uncovered systemic compliance gaps.

Politico and the New York Post say the allegations involve concerns about travel scheduling.

Researchers used 99 data points, from doctor availability to excessive drinking rates to economic health.

Filed as part of an ongoing effort to stop regulation by litigation, the brief in Konya v. Lockheed Martin reiterates the appropriate standards for derisking transactions.