From the monthly archives: November 2013
With healthcare reform on the horizon, the cost of health care and health insurance is on everyone’s mind. Health insurance is meant to protect us financially when we are sick or injured. Continue reading
By Natalie Cullen, Brian Brennan, and Mark Mutchler (8 News) November 2013
LAS VEGAS … Continue reading
Medical reports from out-of-network doctors are admissible as evidence in California workers compensation cases, the California Supreme Court has ruled. Continue reading
Many U.S. states are hesitant to embrace President Barack Obama’s fix to keep Americans from losing health insurance plans that do not comply with his healthcare reform, saying they need to figure out how to resurrect canceled policies and whether to allow insurers to raise prices. Continue reading
The Insurance Services Office announced early this year that major changes were going to begin when it comes to obtaining Additional Insured certificates for General Liability Coverage. Continue reading
A requirement of President Barack Obama’s health-care law that group insurance plans cover contraceptives was ordered blocked by a federal appeals court, the first such ban on enforcement of the mandate.
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Milk…check; Eggs…check; Bread…check; Car insurance…wait, what?
Most Americans’ grocery lists don’t typically read this way, but a new approach to selling personal auto insurance from Nashville-based, Direct Auto Insurance Co., could change the way consumers buy their coverage. Continue reading
Problems with the federal health insurance website have prevented tens of thousands of low-income people from signing up for Medicaid even though they are eligible, federal and state officials say, undermining one of the chief goals of the 2010 health care law. Continue reading
