Blue Cross and Blue Shield oppose no fault plan
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio oppose a portion of the proposed no fault auto insurance plan, saying the measure would duplicate medical coverage and raise costs for drivers. The stance signals potential opposition from a major industry group on key auto insurance reforms announced in Columbus.
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No-Fault Insurance Debate Highlights State Lag in Reforms
State Farm official backs a nationwide no-fault bill citing failed 1973 reforms in California Illinois Pennsylvania and Ohio. Ohio Blue Cross Blue Shield leaders warn the plan could raise costs 20 million and limit existing coverage prompting a public campaign.
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