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Minnesota Public Radio - Marketplace AM Report Mr. HARVEY ROSENFIELD (FTCR): This decision today says that you cannot penalize an insurance company…
Apr 8, 2003John Bryson received $6 million in 2002. Activist says raise isn't merited in wake of crisis.The Los Angeles Times Consumer advocate Doug…
Apr 8, 2003The San Diego Union-Tribune The state's most powerful legislator is backing a proposal aimed at making health insurance more affordable without costing…
Apr 8, 2003State to consider legislation that would give it the power to restrict rate increases by health insurersContra Costa Times Aiming to halt…
Apr 8, 2003As premiums rise, national Republicans would like federal law to emulate California'sOakland Tribune Shimamoto said that she was told by the several…
Apr 7, 2003SFGate.com / Associated Press A group of Democratic lawmakers and consumer advocates will propose legislation Tuesday to try to hold down skyrocketing…
Apr 7, 2003The unanimous ruling upholds willing provider laws, which let group member go to physician not part of network. Calif. excluded because it…
Apr 3, 2003Sacramento Bee In a unanimous opinion, the justices upheld a 1994 Kentucky law allowing HMO patients to seek treatment from doctors, hospitals,…
Apr 3, 2003Justices rule that states can force health care plans to accept more doctors in network.Long Beach Press-Telegram The Supreme Court ruled unanimously…
Apr 3, 2003The Daily News of Los Angeles The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that states can force HMOs to open up their doctor…
Apr 3, 2003
Harry Jordan - Long Beach, California
Apr 2, 2003Senate Bill Would End Industry Blackballing of Consumers Who File a Claim
Apr 2, 2003
Steven Olsen - Chula Vista, California
Apr 1, 2003Bill Would Re-Open Electricity Direct Access Legislation to re-institute a key provision of California's failed electricity deregulation experiment was met with strong…
Apr 1, 2003Modern Physician ..even as Congress and many states consider enacting MICRA look-alikes, the 28-year-old California law is little understood and subject to…
Apr 1, 2003The Oregonian California found that caps on noneconomic damages weren't enough to hold down premium increases. California set limits on increases in…
Apr 1, 2003Western Massachusetts Law Tribune Clearly caps are unfair to those victims with loss of fertility, disfigurement, and other traumas, and they just…
Apr 1, 2003
Kenneth Evan Kennedy - San Francisco, California
Mar 31, 2003