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Vol. 14 Edition 3 - Fall 2003
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CREDIT SCORING IN UNDERWRITING
Alan J. Levin, Esq.
(860) 541-7747
The use of credit scores in the underwriting process is on the rise.
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THE NEW TEXAS CLEAN CLAIMS STATUTE
Thomas J. Bond
(512) 499-6217
Suzanne Spradley, Esq.
(512) 499-6217
During the 2003 legislative session, the Texas legislature passed Senate Bill 418,1 which expands the current statutory requirements for prompt payment by health maintenance organizations and preferred provider organizations of medical and health care services.
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INTERSTATE RECIPROCITY FOR DISCRETIONARY GROUP LIFE POLICIES
Oasis or Mirage?
Robert E. Joseph, Esq.
(503) 222-9981
Thomas M. Tongue, Esq.
(503) 222-9981
Insurers should be wary of relying on statutes that seem to hold the promise of interstate reciprocity for discretionary group life policies.
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LIFE REINSURANCE YOU CAN COUNT ON
Scott M. Kosnoff, Esq.
317.237.1201
Charles T. Richardson, Esq.
(202) 312-7487
Are you losing sleep, worrying about how you can protect your life insurance company clients against the possibility that one of their reinsurers may go down the drain?
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THE PUERTO RICO EXPERIENCE IN PROPERTY CATASTROPHE RISK
A Fifteen Year Overview
Ralph J. Rexach, Esq.
(787) 723-8520
On the island of Puerto Rico, approximately 100 miles in length and 35 miles wide with a population of 4 million people, there is some $75 billion of insured property.
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CANADIAN INSURANCE REGULATION
The Change to a Risk Based Approach
J. Brian Reeve, Esq.
(416) 869-5745
In recent years, Canada has developed an insurance regulatory model that is far ahead of many other countries.
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