Michigan HB4666 eliminates outdated racial terminology from life insurance laws.
Michigan HB4666 amends the state's insurance laws to remove references to "colored" persons, updating the terminology to be more inclusive and modern. The bill specifically targets section 2082 of the 1956 PA 218, ensuring that life insurers cannot discriminate based on race or color. It also outlines penalties for violations, including fines and potential imprisonment.
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