Adds medical and health insurance information within the definitions of identity theft.
Authorizes certain licensed health service professionals to form limited liability companies.
Provides that a liability insurer may be sued for and the plaintiff may recover compensatory damages in excess of the limits of the policy when the insurer failed to effectuate prompt and fair settlement of the claim and considered its interests to the detriment of the insured so as to cause the rendering of a judgment in excess of the policy limits.
Provides for an exemption from taxation of structures and buildings essential to the operation of agricultural and horticultural lands.
Relates to providing parents with the right and authority to exempt their children from taking standardized assessments.
Relates to referrals of certain annexation petitions.
Grants employee protections conferred by the labor law to cheerleaders.
Relates to the use of American-made iron, steel and manufactured products in certain government contracts.
Replaces each instance of the word accident with the word crash in relation to the vehicle and traffic law.
Requires hospitals to inform emergency care patients whether the attending physician participates in the insured's insurance policy; requires insurance companies to cover the cost of out-of-network care for patients who are unconscious or otherwise unable to provide informed consent.
