Horror stories are a staple of those who believe universalhealth insurance is the answer not only for the tens of millionswithout coverage, but for those fortunate enough to have a policy,yet too often find themselves left up the creek by outrageouscarrier misconduct. NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman cites asExhibit A the case of one insurer that paid the price for dumpingone policyholder during breast cancer treatments. Go towww.property-casualty.com to offer your take.
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