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COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Given the impact of the extraordinary number of natural disasters that occurred in 2017, Demotech commissioned a special issue of The Demotech Difference to recognize the impact of disasters on the insurance industry and on the nation. Published in 2018, Strength Through the Storm was about promises made and promises kept, including the strength of Demotech-rated carriers that protect communities. If you did not receive a hard copy, an electronic copy can be found at: www.demotech.com/pdfs/demotech difference/flexpaper/Strength Through The Storm/index.html.
Unfortunately for property insurance carriers, particularly those licensed and writing in coastal areas, the natural disasters occurring in calendar years 2018 through 2020 seemed intent on making 2017 look like a walk in the park.
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The case for â and against â making it harder to sue health care facilities over COVID-19
We take a look at the top arguments for and against some of the most controversial legislation making its way through the Legislature this session.
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Resident physician Mikaela Aradi, Tampa, left, joined nurses and health care workers from St. Petersburg General Hospital, Friday, May 29, 2020 in a protest against HCA Healthcare, outside of the hospital. Nurses and healthcare workers are protesting the possibility of layoffs and adequate protection for workers during the coronavirus pandemic. [ SCOTT KEELER | Times ]
Updated Mar. 4
TALLAHASSEE â One of the top Republican priorities during the legislative session would make it harder for patients and their families to sue health care providers in COVID-19-related cases.
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HARRISBURG – The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has affirmed a lower court ruling which declared not only that Amerprise Financial was deceptive in its sale of insurance and financial services, but that proving intent to deceive isn’t required to win such a case filed under the state consumer protection law.
In a 4-3 ruling on Feb. 17, the state’s high court
upheld a decision from the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, which also found that protections outlined in the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law applied to plaintiffs Gary and Mary Gregg, in their lawsuit versus Ameriprise Financial, Inc., Riversource Life Insurance Company and Robert A. Kovalchik.