In this issue:

- SEC Releases Guidance on Shareholder Proposals

- Health Care Reform: Large Employers and the New Health Insurance Exchanges

- Private Exchanges: You Have Questions, We Have Answers

- Time to Check the Entity List: Eleven U.S. and Russian Companies and Individuals Charged in Illegal Export Scheme and 165 Added to BIS’ Entity List

- 2013 Dollar Limits on Compensation and Benefits

- Advertising News & Analysis

..October 4, 2012 Edition

..October 18, 2012 Edition

..October 25, 2012 Edition

- IP Buzz - October 2012

- Upcoming Events

An excerpt from "Private Exchanges: You Have Questions, We Have Answers"

Private health insurance exchanges or “private exchanges” have been a hot topic of discussion over the past year. But what is a private exchange? At its core, a private exchange is a private business – typically operated by brokers, benefits consultants, or insurers – that sells health insurance (both fully insured and self-insured) to consumers through an online product.

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