Insurance Law

This practice, which was common decades ago, could see a resurgence once the biggest parts of President Barack Obama’s health care reform law take effect in 2014 and start to rearrange the health insurance market. Last year, 17 percent of … Continue reading →

EINPresswire.com/ New Idaho, West Virginia statutes ban texting while driving; WV’s law has auto insurance implications. April, National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, has already been chock full of news about the texting, calling and Web surfing that …

Some people simply just don’t want to buy health insurance. What concerns me about the new health care law is that I fear I will be told which doctors I can see. This would be un-American at best. JAMES M. … Continue reading →

The law’s challengers argue that mandating insurance is like forcing Americans to buy more vegetables. Here’s what makes that logic so flawed — and dangerous. The challengers of the health insurance mandate have focused on the Commerce Clause of the … Continue reading →

Consumer advocates, physician groups and several Democratic lawmakers are fighting a quiet battle over a key benefit in the health-care law: tax credits to help millions of people purchase insurance. At issue is a section of the law that …

Because homeowners’ insurance represents only 18% of Economical’s outstanding … Economical’s mutual policyholders are the owners of the Company, as determined by law, the Company’s by-laws and by the precedent of the mutual life companies …

New Idaho, West Virginia statutes ban texting while driving; WV’s law has auto insurance implications. April 14, 2012 /EIN Presswire/– April, National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, has already been chock full of news about the texting, calling and …

Romney should be proudly joining in the celebration of a law he once viewed as a national model. Sadly, he is instead running away from it. Romney’s approach broke new ground with a transformative “three legged stool”: Reforming insurance …

found that 69 percent of physicians are “pessimistic about the future of medicine” because of the law. Why? Because we physicians understand what many lawyers and judges don’t, that insurance – no matter what kind – presents a …

I also believe seat belt requirements and smoking bans are connected. It was insurance companies who pushed for seat belt laws. Insurance companies have an ulterior motive in that they require you pay monthly premiums, but they try to make … Continue reading →