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Steven Gursten | Sep 20, 2014 | 1 comment Advanced car accident lawyer seminar by 360 Advocacy Institute provides new, invaluable information for attorneys to better protect your clients Attorney Steven Gursten of Michigan Auto Law will be moderating and speaking at the first ever [...] PTSD now has an expanded definition that will help victims Steven Gursten | Sep 9, 2014 | 0 comments New criteria for post traumatic stress disorder...

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Health Reform 2.0: States Balking at New Insurance Exchanges

Health Reform 2.0: States Balking at New Insurance Exchanges By Karen PallaritoHealthDay Reporter First part of two-part series WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19 (HealthDay News) -- Under the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration's controversial reform of health care, states are supposed to assist uninsured Americans in buying health coverage by setting up so-called "insurance exchanges." Latest MedicineNet News But, many states are...

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5 reasons health insurance didn't pay your bill

Kevin Flynn, NerdWallet 7:30 a.m. EDT August 17, 2014 Insurance agent Jo Ann Charron, left, talks with her administrative assistant Enedelia Morales during a meeting about details on a client's insurance coverage at the Benefits Dallas offices.(Photo: LM Otero, AP) How many times have you gotten a medical bill for more than you were expecting? Chances are, it's happened before, and you're not the only one who's been shocked at the price...

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Add Life Insurance to Your Wealth Transfer Toolkit, Saybrus Urges

This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, click the "Reprints" link at the bottom of any article. September 19, 2014 Life insurance can provide efficient, stable income for beneficiaries, insurer says Advisors looking for ways to manage the explosive wealth transfer that will take place over the next couple of decades — an estimated...

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Relative Value Health Insurance And Pay For Performance For Insurers: Complements, Not Substitutes

Background The quest for value dominates contemporary health policy.  Value, properly defined, is not about cost-savings but about the balance of costs and health benefits — improving the average cost-effectiveness of health interventions.  In choosing which care is funded, insurers are a crucial but commonly neglected driver of health system value. Insurers can increase health system value by covering fewer cost-ineffective interventions...

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Why does backup and data recovery matter?

Backup and data recovery does matter. Many times, it doesn't tend to matter until it is too late. Those who have experienced data loss are some of the first to proclaim its importance and how much they wish that they had realized that before it was too late. There are also those who thought that they had a reliable backup solution in place, only to find that they did not. Pixar is an example of a company who experienced just such a situation when one of their employees accidentally deleted the master copies of their animated characters and they...

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New York Construction Accident Lawyer Adnan Munawar Issues a Statement After Construction is Halted at Brooklyn's Atlantic Yards Complex

NEW YORK, Sept. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- According to NBC New York, construction has been stopped at the Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn (Construction Halted on Atlantic Yards Complex, August 29, 2014). Apparently the Swedish construction firm Skanska stopped work at the site, which is near the recently constructed Barclays Center, citing design flaws and tens of millions dollars in extra costs. View photo. The...

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South Florida incomes keep declining as recovery grinds on, new data shows

Did you get a raise last year? No? How about the year before that? Or the year before that? Didn't think so. Don't feel lonely. Few of us are seeing our incomes increase, even after five years of recovery from the Great Recession, according to economic data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau. The median household income in South Florida fell 5.8 percent in five years, the data show. Pay here ranked almost last among the 25 largest metro areas at $46,946 in 2013. Only Tampa was lower: $45,880. Granted, income has fallen in all 25...

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How Catholic Insurance Companies Outsource Contraceptive Coverage

Contraceptive coverage has long been required by state laws or sought by nonreligious employers the religious health plans serve. iStockphoto hide caption itoggle caption iStockphoto Contraceptive coverage has long been required by state laws or sought by nonreligious employers the religious health plans serve. iStockphoto Catholic and other religious hospitals and universities have been arguing in federal court for much of...

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New Function Released-uFlysoft Data Recovery for Mac Arms the Ability of Mac Data Recovery

Tweet [embedded content] With the new released function, uFlysoft Data Recovery for Mac has stronger ability to help user to recover any kind of lost files due to any reasons. (PRWEB) September 15, 2014 uFlysoft studio innovative Mac data recovery software-uFlysoft Data Recovery for Mac has just received a new update. Different from other Mac data recovery software, uFlysoft Data Recovery for Mac has updated some functions which help...

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BP Seeks Access to $750 Million Transocean Spill Insurance

US Coast Guard Photo By Margaret Cronin Fisk and R.G. Ratcliffe Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) — BP Plc, which has paid more than $28 billion for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, seeks to get $750 million of that back by convincing a Texas court that a missing comma allows the energy company access to Transocean Ltd.'s insurance policies on the doomed Deepwater Horizon rig. BP filed claims with Transocean's carriers in 2010, seeking to tap a $50...

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Quake insurance no big help because so few have it

Relatively few homeowners who sustained damage in the Napa earthquake will have their losses covered by earthquake insurance. Only 5 percent of homeowners in the area had quake insurance, versus about 10 percent statewide, according to Glenn Pomeroy, chief executive of the California Earthquake Authority, a state-run insurer that dominates the market. Based on a very early estimate, he said about 15,000 of the CEA's 856,000 policyholders felt moderate to strong shaking, and of those, maybe 1,500 felt shaking significant enough to file a claim....

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