Abstract
On the insurance company side, it's clear that insurance companies are not well loved by folks. They're not even supposed to do that. At one point after a company had approached QualChoice and told us not to tell the enrollees something that, in fact, had been a policy decision by the company, I was suggesting that perhaps we should change the name to the company to the "Scapegoat Insurance Company," since that really was what we were being paid for, and I think in this argument that may be part of the issue here.
Recommended Citation
J.B. Silvers, Is There a Pink Slip in Your Genes?, 16 J.L. & Health 15 (2001-2002)
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Comments
Symposium: Is there a Pink Slip in your Genes - Genetic Discrimination in Employment and In Health Insurance