A Los Angeles trial court has issued a preliminary ruling that private insurance companies must pay for applied behavioral analysis treatments for children with autism. The Court found that a memo by a state agency permitting denials of coverage for such treatments was an in valid form of regulation that conflicts with a state [...]
The most recent post incorrectly states that 21.1% of Americans have a disability. That is a typo (or else proof of my arithmetic challenge. The correct number is 12.1%. Please follow the link for more details. I'm sorry for the confusion.
Thanks to alert reader Dick for bringing this to my attention.
By the way, this post [...]
People often ask me about statistics. Sometimes even in combination with a lawyer joke.
If you’re like me, it is hard to keep numbers at your fingertips. Don’t get me wrong, I loved mathematics; I even took calculus. I just hate arithmetic (the actual adding, dividing, or otherwise dealing with numbers.) [...]