The DOJ is seeking to permanently stop a medical device manufacturer from selling dental products that the government says are misbranded.

The Treasury made permanent in regulation the exemption from beneficial ownership information reporting requirements for U.S. companies.

Massachusetts dental insurers are now required to return $8.4 million to consumers after failing to meet the state’s dental loss ratio standard, the first rebates required under the law approved by voters in 2022. Gov. Maura Healey announced in a news release that six dental insurers will issue the rebates as part of $14.5 million being returned to Massachusetts health and dental insurance consumers and businesses. $6.1 million will come from three health insurers under the state’s separate medical loss ratio requirements.

The evaluation now moves from the research phase to synthesis and analysis.