Insurance Claims
Articles across the publication that deal with insurance claims.
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Employment Law
COBRA Continuation Coverage After Employment Ends
COBRA keeps the same health plan running after a job ends, at the full cost plus an administrative charge. The deadlines are short and missing one usually ends the option.
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Employment Law
Workers' Compensation Claims: Notice, Treatment, Disputes, and Return to Work
Workers' compensation trades the right to sue an employer for benefits paid without proving fault. The system is built out of deadlines, and most claims are lost on those.
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Family Law
Health Insurance for Children After Separation: Orders and Enrollment
A support order usually names which parent must insure the children. Turning that order into actual coverage runs through a federal notice, a plan administrator, and a short enrollment window.
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Consumer & Personal Finance
Health Insurance Claim Denials: Internal Appeals and External Review
Federal rules give most health plan members an internal appeal and then a genuinely independent external review, with a faster track when the care is urgent.
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Property & Housing
Home Equity Loans and HELOCs: Draw Periods, Freezes, and Rescission Rights
Two moments blindside home equity borrowers: the notice that says the line is frozen, and the month the draw period ends and the payment jumps. Here is the law behind both.
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Property & Housing
Buying a Home in a Flood Zone: Disclosure, Insurance, and Elevation
Seller disclosure of past flooding is a state-by-state lottery, and the federal insurance mandate turns on a map. Here is what to confirm before the inspection period closes.
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Property & Housing
Renters Insurance and Damage Claims: Who Pays After a Loss
The landlord's policy covers the building and a renters policy covers the tenant's side. What happens when a tenant causes the loss is a genuine state-by-state split.
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