Texas § IN.2203.151 - POWERS RELATING TO MEDICAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE
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§ IN.2203.151. POWERS RELATING TO MEDICAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE
POWERS RELATING TO MEDICAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE. (a) Under this chapter and the plan of operation, the association, on behalf of the association members, may: (1) issue, or cause to be issued, medical liability insurance policies to applicants, including primary, excess, and incidental coverages, subject to the limits specified in the plan of operation and Section 2203.152 ; (2) underwrite medical liability insurance and adjust and pay losses related to that insurance, or appoint servicing insurers to perform those functions; (3) either or both accept and refuse the assumption of reinsurance from association members; and (4) cede and purchase reinsurance. (b) The association may provide general liability insurance coverage to be issued in connection with medical liability insurance issued by the association. Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 727 (H.B. 2017 ), Sec. 2, eff. April 1, 2007.
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