it is clear that the authors of this article are insurance defense attorneys. I have never read such a biased, one sided defense of a law designed to give the insurance industry free reign to screw people.
While I agree it is a one sided article, it is unfortunately the side that most people never get to read. The law has too many contradictions and was clearly written by people who have very little exposure to how the medical or insurance worlds work. I have worked in both and can tell you that this law is confusing to implement and has far too many loopholes for the major perpetrators of fraud to use.
It may be one sided, but people need to hear this side too. The law didn’t work well before and the changes are ludicrous and contradictory. The legislators needed to have people from the medical business side of the world as well as those medical professionals who do not own politicians involved in this deliberation rather than allowing the largest perpetrators of fraud custom write a policy which does nothing but pad their own pockets and cost Floridians more money.
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What a joke of an article….
it is clear that the authors of this article are insurance defense attorneys. I have never read such a biased, one sided defense of a law designed to give the insurance industry free reign to screw people.
While I agree it is a one sided article, it is unfortunately the side that most people never get to read. The law has too many contradictions and was clearly written by people who have very little exposure to how the medical or insurance worlds work. I have worked in both and can tell you that this law is confusing to implement and has far too many loopholes for the major perpetrators of fraud to use.
It may be one sided, but people need to hear this side too. The law didn’t work well before and the changes are ludicrous and contradictory. The legislators needed to have people from the medical business side of the world as well as those medical professionals who do not own politicians involved in this deliberation rather than allowing the largest perpetrators of fraud custom write a policy which does nothing but pad their own pockets and cost Floridians more money.