Company intelligence
James P. Bennett & Company
4th generation family-owned and full-service insurance agency. Commercial Insurance, Employee Benefits, Wealth Transfer
Insurance
Santa Monica, US
12 employees
8 public signals
Verified activity
Signals from James P. Bennett & Company
8 published signals
Research & Knowledge
James P. Bennett & Company published research showing that the mental health parity rewrite has a September checkpoint with the next status report due September 30.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Research & Knowledge
James P. Bennett & Company published research showing that the PFML tax credit has a premium playbook for claimants funded with insurance.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Research & Knowledge
James P. Bennett & Company published research showing that Rx is 25% of total spend and projected to increase by 12% in 2026.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Research & Knowledge
James P. Bennett & Company published research showing that 2027 health costs will be 8.2% even after planned cuts, with the highest since 2003.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Research & Knowledge
James P. Bennett & Company notes that National Alliance's Pulse of the Purchaser puts Big Three share at 54.3%, down from 63.4% last year, driven by groups under 1,000.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Legal & Regulatory
James P. Bennett & Company notes that the IRS proposed regulations published August 11 regarding DCAP testing for employer contributions and W-2 code TA, with an employer contributions cap of $2,500 per employee.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Legal & Regulatory
James P. Bennett & Company notes that the 9th Circuit allowed a provider's negligent-misrepresentation claim proceeding after a pre-surgery call allegedly promised UCR and the plan paid Medicare on August 11.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®
Legal & Regulatory
James P. Bennett & Company notes that federal agencies such as the Department of Labor, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Treasury issued FAQ Part 74 on August 26 regarding the non-force retroactive tobacco-surcharge refunds for cessation programs.
Reported by Nicholas Severson, CSFS®