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HIPPA'S DECONSTRUCTION OF THE STANDARD MEDICAL RECORDS RELEASE FOUND IN LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE APPLICATIONS
Brian T. Casey, Esq. The privacy regulations promulgated pursuant to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ("HIPAA") significantly impact the format and structure of the traditional form of medical information re leases long used by life and health insurance companies prior to HIPAA (the "Traditional Medical Records Release").
COLORADO'S NO-FAULT AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SYSTEM RUNS OUT OF GAS
Robert M. Ferm, Esq. Beth A. Dickhaus, Esq. On July 1, 2003, Colorado's "No-Fault" auto insurance act expired by "sunset repeal" and the state returned to a tort based system for motor vehicle insurance.
IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES
Douglas A. Mang, Esq. Wendy Russell Wiener, Esq. Florida's countersignature laws were recently subjected to constitutional scrutiny and failed.
PERCEPTIONS OF INSURANCE FRAUD AND A PUBLIC AWARENESS STRATEGY
Paul E. Holl, Esq. The PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE FRAUD PREVENTION AUTHORITY was created through a bipartisan effort and a unanimous vote of the Pennsylvania General Assembly at the close of the session in December of 1994.
LEGISLATIVE NEWS FROM TEXAS
Burnie Burner, Esq. Betty DeLargy, Esq. It was no surprise that the 78th session of the Texas Legislature dedicated a substantial portion of its attention to issues relating to the insurance industry.
THE REGULATORY IMPLICATIONS OF CONCIERGE MEDICINE
Kathy A. Steadman, Esq. In recent years there have been significant attacks on managed care as it relates to the provision of health care benefits. |
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