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Insurance carrier · Plan year 2024 · Form 5500 Schedule A

Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal)

Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) appeared on 10 contracts at 10 employer health plans in plan year 2024 filings, with $0 in earned premium, ranking #1088 of 1,452 carriers.

Premium
$0
$0 medical
Employers
10
10 contracts
People covered
—
medical contracts, year end
Broker pay
n/a
$45,625 · U.S. median 3.8%

Largest clients

Employer plans reporting the most premium with this carrier.

EmployerPremiumParticipants
TLC Engineering Solutions, Inc. · Florida$0457
Tata Technologies, Inc. · Michigan$0320
Nuvasive, Inc. · California$02,399
Nantworks, LLC · California$01,161
Nantmedia Holdings LLC dba California Times · California$0989
Ltimindtree LTD · New Jersey$05,740
Ipsos America, Inc · Connecticut$02,079
Coherent Corp. · Pennsylvania$04,595
Centracare Health System · Minnesota$010,844
Associate Services, LLC · North Carolina$0886

Source: DOL Form 5500 Schedule A, plan year 2024; built October 24, 2026. One insurer's filed spellings (for example "Blue Cross Blue Shield", "BlueCross BlueShield" and "Blue Cross and Blue Shield" of the same state) are grouped on one page; different state plans stay separate.

How many employer health plans does Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) insure?

Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) was named on 10 insurance contracts at 10 employers with 100 or more participants in plan year 2024 filings, with $0 in earned premium.

How much do brokers earn on Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) contracts?

Broker compensation on Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) contracts was not reported in a way that allows a rate to be computed.

Where is Metropolitan General Insurance Company (metlife Legal) strongest?

The filings do not report enough medical premium to rank its states.

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