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The Arbitration Clauses Bill
Kansas bill bans arbitration clauses in insurance contracts
Amending the uniform arbitration act of 2000 to make certain agreements to appraise or arbitrate in contracts of insurance invalid and creating exceptions therefor.
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If passed, the bill would stop insurance companies from forcing arbitration, letting policyholders sue them in court, except for limited cases.
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Consumers could finally take insurers to court, which may protect them but could also raise insurance costs as companies face more lawsuits.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- The bill would make arbitration clauses in insurance contracts unenforceable.
- Policyholders could bring insurance disputes to court instead of arbitration.
- The bill includes some exceptions to the rule.
- It is only introduced and has not been passed yet.
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