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Alabama House Bill HB373
Alabama 2023 Regular Session
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Alabama 2023 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB373
Introduced
4/20/23
Refer
4/20/23
Caption
Relating to insurance; to limit the number of times an insurer may apply a separate deductible to a homeowner's or a commercial property owner's named storm or hurricane insurance policy.
Latest AL HB373 Activity
View All Events: AL 2023 Regular Session HB373
Companion Bills
No companion bills found.
Previously Filed As
AL SB203
Dental insurance; set medical loss ratio for insurers
AL HB401
Dental insurance; set medical loss ratio for insurers
AL SB294
Health insurance; to regulate and modernize the prior authorization process
AL SB99
Drug Insurance Benefits; impose more restrictions on pharmacy benefit managers
AL SB151
Department of Insurance, internal Code of Alabama 1975 citations corrected
AL HB262
Department of Insurance, internal Code of Alabama 1975 citations corrected
AL SB97
Department of Insurance, surplus line brokers providing insurance not readily available by licensed agents in this state
AL HB261
Department of Insurance, surplus line brokers providing insurance not readily available by licensed agents in this state
AL SB204
Dental insurance; allow available unused benefits to roll over year-to-year
AL HB400
Dental insurance; allow available unused benefits to roll over year-to-year
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