If not, then the insurer could go bankrupt.When it comes to insuring whole industries, that is a problem.
In 11 states, self-employed people have some of the same legal rights as small companies when it comes to dealing with insurers: Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island and Vermont.
When it comes to paying, the insurers will say no, says Eugene Anderson at Anderson Kill & Olick, a law firm that specialises in suing insurance firms.Warren Buffett, Omaha's best-known financier, has already turned the president's words to advantage.
When it comes to offering compensation, some insurers aren't as proactive as they might be, preferring to wait for the patient to raise the topic of compensation and sometimes requiring the patient to jump through procedural hoops.
When it comes to repairs, bills paid by the insurers of at-fault drivers are pushed up because some insurers receive referral fees and rebates from repairers and suppliers.
Only now are customers learning that, when it comes to riskiness at least, not all insurers are alike.
The deterrent effect of the settlement would be greatly diminished, he says, were insurers to pay for part of it.When it comes to private suits, all banks with insurance for poor decisions and errors by their employees will try to claim legal fees and settlements from their insurers.
When it comes to health care, perhaps we should ask if insurers are too small to succeed.
It is being done for the sole purpose of convincing us that insurers are blameless when it comes to the high cost of health care and the rising number of people without coverage, or adequate coverage, in the United States.
When it comes to visits and procedures, there are two ways health insurers set up cost sharing: as a flat rate copay, or as a percentage called coinsurance.
