Common use of Other State TPA Requirements Clause in Contracts

Other State TPA Requirements. The Parties acknowledge and understand that Applicable Law may provide additional rights to, and/or impose additional duties and obligations on, the Parties arising from the Applicable Law governing third party administrators (“Applicable TPA Laws”). Exhibit 1 describes those Applicable TPA Laws which require certain provisions to be in an agreement between a third party service provider and an insurance company with respect to the Services provided under this Agreement, as determined by Administrator, which provisions are not otherwise in this Agreement. Administrator shall notify Customer of any changes in Applicable TPA Laws that become effective after the Effective Date where such change in law relates to the provisions required to be in an agreement between a third party service provider and an insurance company, by providing an updated Exhibit 1, with a reasonable explanation of the basis for such changes and if any such change in Applicable TPA Laws conflicts with the provisions, or otherwise impacts the terms and conditions, of this Agreement, a detailed description of such conflicts and/or impacts shall also be provided. To the extent the Applicable TPA Laws impose obligations on Administrator which Administrator believes may conflict with Administrator’s obligations expressly stated in this Agreement, Administrator shall notify Customer’s designated authorized officer in writing of such conflicts and such changes shall be considered a change in Applicable Law as described in Section 2.5 below.

Other State TPA Requirements. The Parties acknowledge and understand that Applicable Law may provide additional rights to, and/or impose additional duties and obligations on, the Parties arising from the Applicable Law governing third party administrators (“Applicable TPA Laws”). Exhibit 1 describes identifies the particular terms required by those Applicable TPA Laws which require certain provisions to be in an agreement between a third party service provider administrator and an insurance company with respect to the Services provided under this AgreementAgreement which are subject to Applicable TPA Laws, as determined by AdministratorVendor, which provisions are not otherwise in this Agreement. Administrator Vendor shall notify Customer of any changes in Applicable TPA Laws that become effective after the Effective Date where such change in law relates to the provisions required to be in an agreement between a third party service provider and an insurance company, by providing an updated Exhibit 1, with a reasonable explanation of the basis for such changes and if any such change in Applicable TPA Laws conflicts with the provisions, or otherwise impacts the terms and conditions, of this Agreement, a detailed description of such conflicts and/or impacts shall also be provided. To the extent the Applicable TPA Laws impose obligations on Administrator Vendor which Administrator Vendor believes may conflict with AdministratorVendor’s obligations expressly stated in this Agreement, Administrator Vendor shall notify Customer’s designated authorized officer in writing of such conflicts and such changes shall be considered a change in Applicable Law as described in Section 2.5 below.

Other State TPA Requirements. The Parties acknowledge and understand that Applicable Law may provide additional rights to, and/or impose additional duties and obligations on, the Parties arising from the Applicable Law governing third party administrators (“Applicable TPA Laws”). Exhibit 1 describes those Applicable TPA Laws which require certain provisions to be in an agreement between a third party service provider and an insurance company with respect to the Services provided under this Agreement, as determined by AdministratorVendor, which provisions are not otherwise in this Agreement. Administrator Vendor shall notify Customer of any changes in Applicable TPA Laws that become effective after the Effective Date where such change in law relates to the provisions required to be in an agreement between a third party service provider and an insurance company, by providing an updated Exhibit 1, with a reasonable explanation of the basis for such changes and if any such change in Applicable TPA Laws conflicts with the provisions, or otherwise impacts the terms and conditions, of this Agreement, a detailed description of such conflicts and/or impacts shall also be provided. To the extent the Applicable TPA Laws impose obligations on Administrator Vendor which Administrator Vendor believes may conflict with AdministratorVendor’s obligations expressly stated in this Agreement, Administrator Vendor shall notify Customer’s designated authorized officer in writing of such conflicts and such changes shall be considered a change in Applicable Law as described in Section 2.5 5.4 below.