Kan. Justices Rule Broker's Omissions Can't Block Coverage

By David Siegel · October 24, 2014, 5:34 PM EDT

The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday than an insurance broker acted as an agent when he submitted an application omitting key elements of an applicant's medical history, finding an insurance company...

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