HB 128
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HB 128
Insurance; insurers do not have to notify the Georgia Composite Medical Board of agreements to settle medical malpractice claims against physicians when the settlement resulted in the low payment under a high/low agreement; provide
Georgia · Became law
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| Trey Kelley | Sponsors | Trey Kelley sponsored HB 128. | None |
| Deborah Silcox | Sponsors | Deborah Silcox sponsored HB 128. | None |
| Barry Fleming | Sponsors | Barry Fleming sponsored HB 128. | None |
| Andrew Welch | Sponsors | Andrew Welch sponsored HB 128. | None |
| Insurance; insurers do not have to notify the Georgia Composite Medical Board of agreements to settle medical malpractice claims against physicians when the settlement resulted in the low payment under a high/low agreement; provide | Source records | HB 128 has an explicit source reference to Insurance; insurers do not have to notify the Georgia Composite Medical Board of agreements to settle medical malpractice claims against physicians when the settlement resulted in the low payment under a high/low agreement; provide. | None |
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