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Associated Press Even the well-heeled partisans in the fight over the year's major bill, a billion-dollar expansion of the right to file…
Jul 24, 1999Associated Press SACRAMENTO -- Consumer-rights activist Ralph Nader scolded Gov. Gray Davis on Monday for providing "the antithesis of leadership" on health…
Jul 19, 1999Davis Urged To Join Bush and Clinton In Supporting HMO Liability
Jul 14, 1999Los Angeles Times Consumers would have added recourse against insurance companies through a controversial measure that passed the Assembly on Thursday. The…
Jul 9, 1999U.S. Senate Can End Divide Seperating Remedies of Private and Public Employees
Jul 9, 1999Associated Press A fiercely lobbied plan that restores the right to file bad-faith lawsuits against automobile insurers and others emerged Thursday from…
Jul 8, 1999Plan Would Insure PoorStockton Record Leslie Brewer of Stockton didn't buy car insurance until the state put teeth in its mandatory insurance…
Jul 5, 1999Associated Press The math is daunting if you're an average motorist in South-Central Los Angeles who must drive to work, like nearly…
Jul 5, 1999California and Northeastern statesAssociated Press State & Local Wire Foundation Health Systems Inc. said Thursday that it will drop health maintenance organization…
Jul 2, 1999Anti Low-Balling Bill Passes Assembly Judiciary Committee
Jun 28, 1999The New York Times Over the objections of doctors groups and consumer advocates, the Federal Government today approved the $1 billion acquisition…
Jun 22, 1999HMOs, Insurers Lose Major Battle over Reforms
Jun 2, 1999