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Most of us purchase insurance for peace of mind. Insurance safeguards us against the devastating economic losses that come from personal injuries, medical bills, property damages, or the possibility of lawsuits that follow injuries and damages. You pay the premiums and in return the insurance company must assist you in getting the coverage available under […] Read More

The recent changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have increased the number of insured Americans and have weakened protections for those that do have insurance. What changes are we referring to? The current administration canceled payments that previously went to reducing cost sharing, and expanded short term and association health plans that lack the […] Read More

According to a recent survey, the number of Americans without health insurance has increased by 2.8 percent or about 7 million Americans. This decrease comes as the current administration attacks and tries to undermine Obamacare. While in many places Obamacare has not brought the relief that many people hoped it would, it has resulted in […] Read More

Sometimes short-term health insurance companies claim that inconclusive diagnostic tests that occur before the date of the short term policy are pre-existing conditions. This illustrates how broadly these insurance companies will interpret the meaning of pre-existing condition. A recent Eleventh Circuit case (Jones v Golden Rule Insurance Company) illustrates this practice. Jones v Golden Rule […] Read More