Lorman Education Services Presents "Goodbye Medical Savings Accounts, Hello Health Savings Accounts

22 September 2005

The seminar will compare and contrast not only FSAs (Flexible Spending Accounts) but two other plans, HRAs (Health Reimbursement Accounts) and HSAs (Health Savings Accounts). The seminar will concentrate on WHICH plans to use, WHEN you would use them, and WHY you would use one plan and not the other.

Hope Crawford graduated cum laude from Rollins College and then began her career in the employee benefits industry in 1996. She first worked for a Central Florida independent insurance agency where she managed over 50 clients for the vice president of the employee benefits department. Three years later, Ms. Crawford became an account executive with another independent agency and began to develop her own client base while continuing to service and oversee the renewal process for existing agency businesses. Today, she concentrates on the marketing and sales of group benefits for Hugh Cotton Insurance, Inc., an agency with over 50 years of experience serving the needs of Central Florida businesses. Ms. Crawford enjoys a strong history in sales, marketing and service of small and middle market accounts and actively works with her Central Florida clients to meet the demands of a changing economy and marketplace. Ms. Crawford is licensed to market and sell life, health and variable annuities and has participated in numerous courses involving insurance, marketing and sales. She is a member of the National Association of Health Underwriters.

Gregory P. McMahon, Esq. is a founding member of the law firm of Marcus, McMahon & Myers, P.L., where he practices law in the areas of first- and third-party insurance litigation, ERISA claim litigation, insurer bad faith litigation, liability insurance defense, property and casualty insurance defense, and insurance coverage litigation. Prior to becoming an attorney, he attended law school at the Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, where he served as editor-in-chief of the Nova Law Review, received the West Publishing Award for Scholastic Achievement and earned his J.D. degree, cum laude. In addition to his state court practice, Mr. McMahon regularly practices law in the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Florida and the U.S. Court of Appeals-11th Circuit. His memberships include the American Bar Association, The Florida Bar (where he served on the Student Education and Admissions Committee to the Florida Bar (1999-2001)), the Orange County Bar Association, the Defense Research Institute and the Florida Defense Lawyers Association. Mr.McMahon?s most recent and upcoming presentations include Bad Faith and Punitive Damages, 6th National Advanced Forum on Litigating Disability Insurance Claims (American Conference Institute); Insurance Bad Faith Claims in Florida (Lorman Education Services); Property & Casualty Coverage in Florida (Lorman Education Services); and Commercial Truck Accident Coverage and Liability in Florida (Lorman Education Services). Additionally, his work has been published on two separate occasions: DNA Evidence in Florida: The Year in Review (1998); and Personal Jurisdiction in a Dissolution of Marriage Action: Garrett v. Garrett, 1996 Annual Survey of Florida Law (21 NOVA L. REV. 491).

This one-day seminar is designed for human resource and benefits professionals, accountants, controllers, CFOs, presidents, vice presidents, business owners and managers, office managers, payroll managers, insurance professionals, tax managers, financial planners, consultants and attorneys.

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