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If I quit my current job to move to a new state for a new job, will it be possible to have continuous health insurance coverage?
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Solving the Puzzle of Insurance & Government Benefits for People With HIV/AIDS (2004)
From AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area
Seventh Circuit Refuses to Apply ADA to Health Insurance Policies (June 3, 1999)
[Archived Article]
Lambda and ALCC warn ruling undermines ADA protections.
From Lambda Legal
A Snapshot of an Epidemic in Flux: A Survey of Effective Legal Strategies for Survival in Changing Times (February 1998)
[Archived Article]
A five-part series.
In A Snapshot of an Epidemic in Flux: A Survey of Effective Legal Strategies for Survival in Changing Times, from Paul Hampton Crockett, Esq.

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