End Mandatory Arbitration, Class Action Limits in Health Insurance
This act aims to give citizens more freedom to pursue claims against health insurers. It eliminates clauses in insurance contracts that forced arbitration instead of court and restricted participation in class action lawsuits. As a result, citizens will have easier access to justice in disputes concerning their health plans.
Key points
Prohibition of mandatory arbitration clauses: Health insurers will not be able to require patients to resolve disputes solely through arbitration, opening the way to courts.
Prohibition of class action limitations: Patients will be free to participate in class action lawsuits against insurers, increasing their power in pursuing claims.
Court decisions: A court, not an arbitrator, will decide whether a given case falls under these new rules, ensuring greater transparency and protection of citizens' rights.
Status:
Expired
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