Massachusetts H1088 aims to ensure fairness in insurance by voiding certain discretionary authority provisions in policies.
Massachusetts H1088 introduces Section 226 to the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 175 INSURANCE. This bill voids any insurance policy provision that reserves discretionary authority to insurers to determine eligibility for benefits or interpret policy terms, if these provisions conflict with state laws. The Commissioner of Insurance is prohibited from approving any policy that includes such discretionary authority, inconsistent interpretation standards, or misleading clauses.
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