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These are summaries, not legal advice
We are benefits consultants, not attorneys. Each item summarizes public sources and links to them.
For legal questions about a rule, a case or your own plan documents, speak with your attorney.
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- Michigan Attorney General: press release, October 8, 2026
- ClickOnDetroit: BCBSM responds to the AG complaint
- Michigan Public: Michigan sues Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Bridge Michigan: costs surge again for Michigan health insurance plans, October 29, 2026
- Michigan DIFS: health coverage rate review (who reviews and approves rates)
- Becker’s Payer Issues: General Motors to transition from BCBS Michigan to Aetna for salaried employees
- U.S. Department of Labor: news release on the final PBM transparency rule, October 29, 2026
- Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor: DOL final rule expands PBM transparency for self-insured health plans
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