Minn. Stat. § 60A.236
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§ 60A.236 STOP LOSS REGULATION; SMALL EMPLOYER COVERAGE.
Official statutory text
A contract providing stop loss coverage, issued or renewed to a small employer, as defined in section 62L.02, subdivision 26 , or to a plan sponsored by a small employer, must include a claim settlement period no less favorable to the small employer or plan than the following:
(1) claims incurred during the contract period; and
(2) paid by the plan during the contract period or within three months after expiration of the contract period.
(1) claims incurred during the contract period; and
(2) paid by the plan during the contract period or within three months after expiration of the contract period.
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