Illinois HB2425 prohibits insurance discrimination based on military service, blindness, lawful travel, and felony convictions.
Illinois HB2425 amends the Illinois Insurance Code to prohibit insurers from discriminating against individuals based on military service, blindness, lawful travel, and felony convictions. Insurers cannot refuse coverage, cancel policies, or charge higher premiums based solely on military status, blindness, lawful travel plans, or felony convictions. The law ensures that insurers must base any distinctions on sound actuarial principles and reasonable systems of classification.
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