CT
Joint Insurance and Real Estate Committee

Connecticut 2024 Regular Session

Joint Insurance and Real Estate Committee Bills & Legislation

CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00241

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
An Act Concerning Continuation Of Private Passenger Automobile Insurance Coverage Following The Death Of The Registered Automobile Owner.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00236

Introduced
1/21/15  
An Act Concerning The Sale Of Certain Title Insurance Policies.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00239

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
2/11/15  
An Act Prohibiting Certain Exclusions From Automobile Insurance Policy Coverage.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00237

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
An Act Prohibiting The Use Of Price Optimization By Automobile Insurance Companies.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00234

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
2/5/15  
Refer
2/5/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Refer
3/4/15  
Refer
3/4/15  
Report Pass
3/10/15  
Report Pass
3/10/15  
Refer
5/14/15  
An Act Requiring Health Insurance Coverage For The Purchase Of Assistance Dogs.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00240

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
An Act Requiring Insurance Coverage For Compression Garments For The Treatment Of Lymphedema.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00238

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
2/11/15  
Refer
2/11/15  
Report Pass
3/3/15  
Refer
3/10/15  
Refer
3/10/15  
Report Pass
3/17/15  
An Act Requiring The Insurance Department To Study Driver Monitoring Devices Offered By Insurers.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00253

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
3/18/15  
Refer
3/18/15  
Report Pass
3/23/15  
Report Pass
3/23/15  
Refer
3/30/15  
Report Pass
4/7/15  
Report Pass
4/7/15  
Refer
4/14/15  
Refer
4/14/15  
Report Pass
4/21/15  
Report Pass
4/21/15  
Report Pass
4/22/15  
Report Pass
4/22/15  
Engrossed
5/14/15  
Engrossed
5/14/15  
Report Pass
5/15/15  
Chaptered
6/9/15  
Chaptered
6/9/15  
Enrolled
6/11/15  
Enrolled
6/11/15  
Passed
6/23/15  
An Act Concerning Payment To An Ambulance Service.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05831

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
An Act Establishing An Income Tax Deduction For Long-term Care Insurance Policy Premiums.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00249

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
3/24/15  
Refer
3/24/15  
Report Pass
3/27/15  
Report Pass
3/27/15  
Refer
4/7/15  
Refer
4/7/15  
Report Pass
4/14/15  
Refer
4/22/15  
Report Pass
4/27/15  
Report Pass
4/27/15  
Report Pass
4/28/15  
Report Pass
4/28/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Report Pass
5/12/15  
An Act Concerning Disputes Between Hospitals Or Hospital Systems And Health Insurers.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00233

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
An Act Adding Volunteer Fire Departments And Volunteer Firefighters To The Partnership Plan.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05834

Introduced
1/21/15  
An Act Requiring Insurance Coverage For Services Rendered By Acupuncturists.
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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05833

Introduced
1/21/15  
An Act Concerning Insurer Payments For Noncovered Services.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05663

Introduced
1/21/15  
An Act Requiring Uniform Motor Vehicle Insurance Rates Throughout The State.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05835

Introduced
1/21/15  
An Act Requiring Health Insurers To Provide Advance Notice Of Any Change In Its Health Care Provider Network That May Result In Insureds No Longer Being Able To Remain Patients Of A Health Care Provider.