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Summary of New Insurance Laws in New Hampshire, 2007

By Amy Campbell

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Here's a comprehensive summary of 14 new insurance laws passed in the 2007 legislative session in New Hampshire affecting both insurers and the insured. It is compiled by Concord attorneys Don Pfundstein and Marla Matthews and includes links to the full text of each bills. Click here to read full article: New Hampshire Enacts New Insurance Laws.

Full post as published by Law Links | Health Links on July 25, 2007 (boomark / email).

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