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How Michigan Handles COBRA Health Insurance Law

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The federal COBRA law requires Michigan companies who employee 20 or more workers to offer a continuation of their group health plan benefits if that insurance would end due to voluntarily quitting your job, getting fired or laid off, retire before eligible for...

How COBRA Insurance Works In Colorado

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The Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA) allows employees and their covered dependents to continue group health coverage if that insurance would end. The law requires that employers with 20 or more workers (during 50% of business days) offer a...

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