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Every state, with the exception of Alabama and Delaware has enacted some type of legislation that extends COBRA coverage beyond federal requirements.
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administrative law

law relating to the powers and the procedures of governmental bodies other than courts and legislatures. This type of law affects the rights of private persons through investigations, hearings, rule making, and adjudication.

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