Despite warnings from two leading insurance rating agencies that Hurricane Milton weakened or threatened Florida’s recovering home insurance market, the market “can manage losses” from the Category 4 storm “and are ready to cover yet another hurricane,” if one should come this season, according to industry experts who spoke with the South Florida Sun Sentinel. … Read more
This is the third Op-Ed of a Symposium on the Apple State Aid case (C‑465/20 P). Previous Op-Eds have been authored by Romero J. S. Tavares and Scott Wilkie. More Op-Eds will follow soon in EU Law Live. The decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘the Court of Justice’ or the ‘Court’) in … Read more
This weekend I was reading “You’re Broke Because You Want to Be: How to Stop Getting By and Start Getting Ahead” by Larry Winget. (A pretty good read, by the way. The advice is nothing groundbreaking, but his straight talk and no excuses approach is entertaining.) Anyway, in the book he states that most people … Read more
Markus Frischhut, Jean Monnet Professor (EU law, ethics and values) at Management Center Innsbruck, Austria and Adjunct professor at ‘Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna’, Italy Art credit: William Hogarth, An Election: the Polling As ECJ President Koen Lenaerts aptly confirmed in a paper on “mutual (yet not blind) trust”, “[i]t is said … Read more
Ratings reflect high-quality care and service Every year, CMS publishes Medicare Advantage (Part C) and Medicare prescription drug plan (Part D) ratings. Consumers can use the ratings to compare the quality of Medicare plans. To develop the ratings, CMS considers many areas of care and service. For example, CMS looks at how well health plans … Read more
