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The BenefitsLink Newsletter - Welfare Plans Edition
October 31, 2000
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Lawsuits Accuse Magellan Health of Civil Racketeering Excerpt: "[The plaintiffs' two law firms] specialize in class action litigation and have filed dozens of lawsuits targeting the managed care industry." (insure.com)
Major Medical Mystery: Why People Avoid Doctors Excerpt: "And now, a few sociologists and clinicians, aiming to bolster preventive services, are trying to figure out why so many people are reluctant to see a doctor." (New York Times; free registration required)
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Graef Crystal: CEOs Court New Woes Dodging Options Charges Excerpt: "American CEOs react to a charge to earnings for stock options the way Count Dracula did when faced with garlic. At first, they shrink back with horror. Then they try to plot an alternative way to achieve their goal. While CEOs go to great lengths to keep option costs off the books, Sprint Corp. may have gone farther than most lately." (Graef Crystal, on Bloomberg.com)
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