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Powerful interest groups, like big insurance companies and other large corporations, delay or downright refuse to pay fair and just insurance claims, effectively putting individuals Seventh Amendment right at risk – their right to access to trial by jury. Since
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Before the early 1990s, insurance was a human endeavor. After an incidentwhether it was a car accident or a major storm insurance adjusters came out to your home. They sat in your kitchen. You’d, perhaps, offer them a glass of
Wading into too much health insurance is like wading into quicksand. Pretty soon, you’re in over your head. Which is better: A high-deductible health insurance plan where you pay more before insurance actually kicks in, or a low-deductible plan with
No one likes to think about being unable to pay their bills – especially when these are expensive medical bills and living expenses that need to be covered after you’ve been injured in an accident that was no fault of
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Even Jerry Seinfeld was making jokes about it. Craig Ferguson. Weird Al Yankovic wrote a song called, “I’ll Sue Ya.” Television commercials were vying for attention with an older gentleman staring straight into the camera jokingly saying, “I’ve been thinking
This is part one of a three-part series exploring tort reform. From specific cases, to how the guise of tort reform is passed as cutting healthcare costs. Stay tuned, we have a lot to cover. First things first. What’s so
