Marsh, the world's leading insurance broker and risk advisor, will hold a one-hour Webcast, Tuesday, March 10 at 11 a.m. (EDT), to address questions about reporting requirements under the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007. 

The Webcast complements and extends the discussion begun last month during the firm’s initial Webcast on this topic.  Under the Act, businesses that fail to comply with the new mandatory reporting requirements – which pertain to commercial liability insurance and self-insured programs, including general liability, automobile liability and no-fault, workers' compensation, and group health plans – could face fines of $1,000 per day per claimant.

The Marsh Webcast – "Compelling Questions about Medicare's New Mandatory Reporting Requirements" – will feature a panel of risk experts, including: Gail Krinsky, senior vice president, National Claim Consulting Practice, Marsh; Mark Noonan, managing director and National Workers' Compensation Practice Leader, Marsh; Melisa Zwilling, attorney, Carr Allison, and John Williams, CEO, Gould & Lamb LLC.  The panel will address a variety of questions on the new legislation, including data collection issues, compliance deadlines, and related topics that were not covered in the previous discussion. Charles Martin, managing director and National Claim Consulting Practice Leader, Marsh, will moderate the panel.

The Webcast and its replay are free of charge.