Last year's legislative sessions in California and Washington, D.C., resulted in a number of laws affecting insurance coverage. While much of the legislation would not appear to substantially impact the business community -- at least compared with prior years -- there are some new laws that are likely to be of interest to general counsel and other in-house attorneys. Many of the new laws are employment-related, but there are others affecting unearned insurance premiums and terrorism risk insurance as well.
March 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Last year’s legislative sessions in Sacramento, Calif., and in Washington, D.C., resulted in a number of laws affecting insurance coverage. While much of the legislation would not appear to have a substantial impact on the business community, at least compared with previous years, there are some new laws likely to be of interest to general counsel and other in-house attorneys.
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