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Get Help with Post-<i>Dobbs</i> Health Plan Compliance
After last week’s Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, abortion laws across the country will be changing, which will create confusing challenges for employers.
What to watch out for: The new patchwork of state laws presents an exceptionally complicated and risky compliance burden, says NAM Deputy General Counsel for Litigation Erica Klenicki.
- In certain states, both civil and criminal liability are possible for those who “aid and abet” the performance of an abortion—including paying for or reimbursing the costs of an abortion through health insurance or otherwise.
NAM resources: The NAM is partnering with the Meritas global law firm network to help members with pressing legal and compliance questions on this issue.
- Submit your questions online to receive a 30-minute courtesy phone call with world-class legal counsel and further advice on local, state and federal legal issues at cost-effective rates.
Learn more: Read about the NAM’s extensive partnership with Meritas, and all it offers, here.