AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInsurance Rates: AG William Tong urged Connecticut’s Insurance Department to reject double-digit health insurance rate hikes sought by Anthem, ConnectiCare, and UnitedHealthcare for plans covering about 220,000 people. K-12 Funding: Lamont’s Blue Ribbon Commission on school funding and affordability is hearing proposals as it tries to redesign Connecticut’s funding formula by year’s end. Antitrust/Real Estate: The FTC and Connecticut AGs reached a settlement with Zillow and Redfin to unwind an alleged rental-listings deal that suppressed competition; Redfin must rebuild its standalone rental advertising business. AI & Courts: A Connecticut judge sanctioned a Milford man for hiding an instruction in a court filing meant to steer AI output—prompt injection is the concern. Workplace/Legal: The 2nd Circuit backed Amazon workers after a Connecticut Supreme Court win tied to pay for mandatory security screenings. Health Providers: Ten addiction treatment providers sued Cigna in federal court seeking $12.7M in underpayments. Privacy/Streaming: A Connecticut-based Twitch streamer filed a class action alleging Twitch and Amazon used streamers’ content to train AI without consent.
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