July 1, 2025 – Our law firm is investigating claims against employers for imposing higher health insurance costs on employees who smoke -- sometimes called a "tobacco surcharge."

 

This may be an unlawful penalty for tobacco use; if so, employees are entitled to a reimbursement of the overcharges. ​

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Employers may charge higher premiums for tobacco use, but only if they meet certain strict requirements.  One requirement is that employers must give tobacco users a way to avoid the surcharge other than demanding that they simply "quit smoking" -- and they must give notice of the alternative option. 

 

If you (or your spouse) paid more for for medical insurance because you smoke within the last six years, you may be entitled to compensation. 

 

Please Contact Us for more information on these claims.​

 

Our contact information:

 

McClelland Law Firm, P.C.

The Flagship Building

200 Westwoods Drive

Liberty, Missouri 64068

816-781-0002

ryan@mcclellandlawfirm.com

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