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Insurance Claims
- Can Hospitals Charge Uninsured Patients More Than Insured Patients?
- Bad-Faith Termination of Assisted Living Benefits Results in $34.2 Million Verdict Against Insurance Company
- Whistleblower Suit Claims MetLife & Prudential Failed to Pay Millions In Life Insurance Benefits
- Homeowners Sue Insurer Over Home Replacement Valuation Process
- Do Insurance Companies Profit By Delaying Payment of Claims?
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Household Mold Claims Get Boost From Court Ruling
Posted on 4/2/2012
Get Healthy Incentives Offered Employees To Lower Their Health Insurance Premiums
Posted on 2/15/2012
Do Insurance Companies Create Crises to Boost Profits?
Posted on 12/23/2011
Insurance Company Gave Millions to Illinois Supreme Court Justice
Posted on 9/16/2011
Humana Denies 39% of Kentuckians' Applications for Health Insurance
Posted on 9/13/2011
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Insurance Claims
- Do Insurance Companies Create Crises to Boost Their Profits?
- Are life insurance benefits payable where death results from accidentally running a stop sign? Since an ordinary person would characterize running a stop sign as an accident, life insurance benefits payable for an accidental death must be paid.
- Uninsured Motorist (UM) Benefits May Be Recovered In Work Death Kentucky Court of Appeals Rules In State Farm v. Slusher
- What are the Insurance companies' "Tricks of the Trade?"
Firm News
Tennessee Law Exempting Insurance Companies from Consumer Protection Laws Criticized
Posted on Apr 21, 2011
A newly-passed Tennessee law exempting insurance companies from the state's consumer protection law will encourage denial of claims because of the decreased penalties argues lawyer R. Sadler Bailey in the Memphis Commercial-Appeal: "New Law Weakens Consumer Protection." Bailey asserts that "changes in state law enacted this past week will encourage unfair practices by the insurance industry and deny their victims (both businesses and individuals) the most powerful instrument of our civil justice system."
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