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Montana defends a 2021 law letting insurers use sex and marital status for rates, facing claims of gender discrimination.
Montana is defending a 2021 law allowing insurers to use sex and marital status in setting rates, a practice legal in 43 other states.
State officials argue it enables fair risk-based pricing, citing statistical differences in healthcare use and life expectancy.
The law faces legal challenges from advocacy groups and individuals who claim it results in gender-based discrimination, particularly higher premiums for women.
The case, ongoing in Montana’s courts, hinges on whether such factors constitute unlawful discrimination or legitimate risk assessment.
The law remains in effect while the state awaits a final ruling.
Montana defiende una ley de 2021 que permite a las aseguradoras utilizar el sexo y el estado civil para las tarifas, enfrentando reclamos de discriminación de género.