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Paul Traynor, assistant professor of law, shares expert advice: What is Health Insurance? Understanding Health Care in 2024

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Experts’ Insights About Understanding Health Care How do health insurance providers support individuals in rural or underserved areas with limited healthcare access? Rural health care is an enormous problem in areas that do not have medical services for such needs as kidney dialysis. However, for most medical questions or needs, telehealth and the use of […]

Insurance 101: Defenition, Components, and Benefits – Paul Traynor, assistant professor of law, shares expert advice

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Insurance policies offer a helpful solution to safeguarding your assets. Learning key insurance terms and coverage types can help you navigate its processes. Expert Insights Paul E. Traynor Assistant Professor of Law at School of Law at University of North Dakota What should be key considerations for people buying insurance policies? People should consider the […]

What is Full Coverage Car Insurance? Professor Paul Traynor shares expert opinion

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Full Coverage Car Insurance Guide WalletHub Ask the Experts To gain more insight about full coverage car insurance, WalletHub posed the following questions to a panel of experts. Click on the experts below to view their bios and answers. 1. When should drivers consider getting full coverage car insurance? 2. When should drivers consider dropping […]

What to Do After a Car Accident: Professor Paul Traynor offers expert advice to WalletHub

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Paul E. Traynor Assistant Professor of Law, School of Law, University of North Dakota Should a driver always report an accident to their insurance company, regardless of the scale? No. If the property damage is minimal and below a collision deductible there is no reason to report every incident to your insurance company, however, always […]