According to Senator Kemp Hannon (R – Nassau) and Chair of the Senate Health Committee and Senator James L. Seward (R-C-I – Oneonta) Chair of the Senate Insurance Committee, the bill was directed to the Senate Rules Committee due to several intensive discussions which could not be completed before the recess of the Legislative Session, […]
Legislation pertaining to insurance have passed both houses of the Legislature and are now before Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. The bills range from Medicaid coverage for portable x-ray services to the definition of insurance fraud. Following are the bill summaries: Exemption from Certain Rate and Form Approval Requirements Policies for Large Commercial Insureds and Special […]
By Mark Peters and Mohana Terry, Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP On February 1, 2011, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a proposed 2011-2012 executive budget (the “Executive Budget”). As part of the Executive Budget, the Governor submitted a bill (the “Bill”) merging the Insurance and Banking Departments and the Consumer Protection Board into […]
by Art Shea It’s Sunday evening. You just got the call that your nineteen year old son was involved in a five car accident. Your new car is totaled. You meet your son at the hospital and find out everyone is going to be OK; just some minor bumps and bruises. You finally get the […]
A Beacon International Group, Ltd. Member
