The denial of long-term disability benefits for a man with kidney disease will present the New York Court of Appeals with an unsettled question of state insurance law. The 2nd Circuit has certified two questions for decision to the state's highest court, calling for definitive construction of a state insurance law statute, which states: "No pre-existing condition provision shall exclude coverage for a period in excess of twelve months following the effective date of coverage for the covered person."
December 29, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The denial of long-term disability benefits for a man with kidney disease will present the New York Court of Appeals with an unsettled question of state insurance law.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has certified two questions for decision to the state’s highest court, calling for definitive construction of New York Insurance Law �3234(a)(2).
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