Insurance Law
| Indemnity vs. Liability Policies |
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| Indemnity policies More... |
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| Cost Comparison of Rating Programs for Traditional Insurance |
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| Traditional commercial insurance policies may be priced through a guaranteed cost rating, a dividend program, or a retrospective rating. Each of these alternatives has distinctive features that could affect the effectiveness of a risk management program. More... |
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| The Meaning of Reinsurance |
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| Reinsurance is the process by which an insurance company shares the risk that it assumes when it issues an insurance policy. For example, an insurance company that issues a $1 million life insurance policy may reinsure or have other insurers assume $900,000 of the risk. The insurance company issuing the policy thus "cedes" most of the risk to one or more reinsurers. More... |
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| Twisting |
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| What is Twisting? More... |
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| Health Care Crimes |
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| Insureds have an obligation to be truthful when dealing with their insurers in relation to their claims under insurance policies. However, insureds sometimes attempt to submit fraudulent bills in order to recover under their health insurance policies. In response to such actions, federal legislation was passed to make certain acts related to health care claims illegal.
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