Few were surprised when a Federal Court struck down San Francisco's Health Security Ordinance on ERISA grounds. There were elements of the city's ordinance that seemed to invite a suit and to have been drafted on shaky legal grounds. What's interesting is whether the Health Care Security and Cost Reduction Act (Assembly Bill X1-1), passed [...]
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