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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Missing claims deadlines, improper policy termination and failure to pay claims properly top the list of reasons why property-casualty insurers are out of compliance during market conduct exam, according to the 5th annual listing by Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, a Minneapolis provider of compliance, content, and technology solutions and services.

Vuong pleaded not guilty yesterday in Worcester Superior Court to 14 counts of willful failure to pay minimum wage, six counts of willful failure to pay overtime, two counts of willfully charging a transportation fee that reduced an employee's daily wages below the minimum wage level, 14 counts of willful failure to provide a pay stub, five counts of willful failure to furnish employment records to the attorney general, five counts of workers' compensation insurance fraud, five counts of unemployment insurance fraud, five counts of failure to make unemployment insurance contributions, larceny by false pretenses, five counts of willful failure to file a tax return and two counts of willfully aiding or assisting in the presentation of fraudulent tax documents.

Failure to pay attention to business and corporate law can land you in a world of trouble-both legal and financial.

The recent expenses scandal has thrown up questions, not only about MPs' publicly-funded claims but also about their failure to pay tax in certain areas.

The two most common violations committed by employers are the failure to pay overtime to employees who the employer incorrectly designated as exempt, and the failure to pay non-exempt employees the proper amount of overtime.

The medical staff, who operate ambulances in Tipperary and Limerick, called in sick over the HSE's failure to pay an allowance previously agreed.

Cases were registered against more than 36,000 farmers who are being prosecuted and sent to jail for failure to pay electricity bills or accusing in power theft cases,'' Congress spokesman K K Mishra told media here.

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary formally withdrew his nomination in February following the disclosure of his failure to pay more than $128,000 in taxes and allegations of conflicts of interest.