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Vol. 15 Edition 2 - Summer 2004
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ARIZONA'S LAW ON CANCELLATION OR NON-RENEWAL OF A MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE POLICY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF PREMIUM
J. Michael Low, Esq.
(602) 266-1166
The Arizona law relating to the cancellation or non-renewal of a motor vehicle insurance policy is set forth in Article 11, Chapter 6, Title 20, Arizona Revised Statutes, A.R.S. - 20-1631, et seq.
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RISK RETENTION GROUPS: A COVERAGE SOLUTION FOR LONG-TERM CARE LIABILITY
Thomas A. Player, Esq.
(404) 504-7623
Liability insurance for long-term care facilities is not readily available in a number of states, leaving many facilities with nowhere to turn for adequate coverage
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MINIMUM CAPITAL & SURPLUS AND STATUATORY DEPOSITS AND WHO THEY PROTECT
Ann M. Warren, Esq.
(573) 634-2522
With the spotlight on the financial integrity and solvency of corporations in the U.S. by the media, by Federal and State governmental regulators, by consumer groups, and by investors, this is a good time to look at the minimum capital & surplus and statutory deposit requirements for insurance companies.
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WHY DO MY PREMIUMS KEEP GOING UP?
The United States Supreme Court's Continued Degradation of Erisa's Protections for Group Health Plans
Drew N. Bagot, Esq.
(972) 701-7094
Aaron Starr Thesman, Esq.
(972) 701-7000
Since the inception of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA") it, among other things, effectively has served as a vehicle for protecting group health plans and assisting in maintaining costs to group health plan participants and beneficiaries.
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THE FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT RECENT (AND PENDING) DEVELOPMENT
Kevin G. Fitzgerald, Esq.
(414) 297-5841
On December 4, 2003, President Bush signed into law the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003, also referred to as the �FACT Act.�
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