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By Warren S. Hersch |
January 31, 2012
With the presidential election campaign now in full swing and the Supreme Court due to hear oral arguments in March on the controversial Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, President Obama’s signature legislation is certain to be a focus of political and legal debate this year. That’s to...
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By Michael Klachefsky |
January 23, 2012
You know plenty about how to keep workers working. Here's how to boil that down for employers.
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By National Underwriter Edit Staff |
January 6, 2012
Who or what are the top 10 rogue forces that are making things more difficult than they need to be for the life and health insurance industry? National Underwriter names names.
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By Bill Coffin |
December 9, 2011
As National Underwriter prepares its list of the 2012 Rogue's Gallery of the life/health industry's biggest public enemies, who should make the list? Who should be spared? And which rogue should rule them all?
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By Corey Dahl |
December 1, 2011
A look at what LifeHealthPro readers are saying about this week's top articles.
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By William C. Robertson |
December 1, 2011
I am an independent broker. CIGNA is one of the insurance companies we have used for our clients.
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By Bill Coffin |
November 14, 2011
Mike Mantlo spent the better part of two years locked in a desperate struggle to keep the healthcare in force for his brain-damaged brother, Bill. Could any of us have done better? Probably not.
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By Bill Coffin |
November 7, 2011
I don’t usually like to write editorials that reference content appearing elsewhere in the issue, but for all rules, there are exceptions, and this is one of them.
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By Bill Coffin |
November 7, 2011
Bill Mantlo was a legendary comic book writer... until a hit-and-run accident threw him under the wheels of the healthcare system. This is his story.
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November 4, 2011
Bill Mantlo was a famous comic book writer for Marvel Comics. And then a hit-and-run accident threw him under the wheels of the healthcare system. Truth really can be stranger than fiction.
