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The only way to have a broad based and fair reform is to require all of the insurers to fully disclose all payments, expenses, investments, settlements and utilization review costs without limitation–a public audit. Otherwise, they’ll always hide behind “trade secrets” as a shield and yell “abuse” as a sword. Isn’t it time we stop letting them have it both ways?
why insurance co.crying like a baby.baby has a reason to cry with no choice.L
Ins.co.is doing to themselves.they are one lying ,greedy and cold blooded.they don’t have to hire lawyers because they have abminst co. their lawyers brings a barrel to milk them by process abuse. theh need to be paid like plaintiff’s lawyers.they will be in line with injured workers on stress claim or flipping burgers.the profit margin will increase for ins.co.and injured workers can have some peace of mind because lawyers are not going to milk with barrels but cups.insurance co,themselves are putting an axe on their own feet not foot.THINK.