Ohio HB595 requires vehicle insurance policies to include uninsured motorist coverage.
Ohio HB595 amends the state's insurance laws to mandate that any policy of motor vehicle insurance delivered or issued in Ohio must include uninsured motorist coverage. This applies to all policies amended, issued, or renewed six months after the bill's effective date. The bill also specifies conditions under which uninsured motorist coverage applies and prohibits certain exclusions. Additionally, it mandates the superintendent of insurance to study and report on the market availability and competition for uninsured and underinsured motorist coverages in the state.
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