Next, the Court squarely rejected the insurers’ argument that invoking a sublimit in a coverage letter, as opposed to a policy exclusion, was somehow different from a denial of coverage. Id . at *7.

The District Court held that the SEC was incorrect when it rendered a no-action letter permitting exclusion of a shareholder proposal submitted under Rule 18a-8 in Trinity Wall Street v Wal-Mart ...

If an individual does not understand why they have received the Medicare denial letter, they should contact Medicare at 800-633-4227.

After you receive a denial letter, you have the right to appeal Medicare’s decision. The appeals process depends on which part of your Medicare coverage was denied. When you receive a Medicare ...

The politics of exclusion have taken center stage in a national conversation—unfortunately, the pain of rejection may be all too real.