Insurance
Apr. 20, 2007
'Underground Regulation’ Is Quashed
SACRAMENTO - Lawyers for an insurance trade group hailed an administrative law opinion this week that barred the Department of Insurance from using a privately negotiated settlement with an insurer as a precedent applicable to other insurers.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Lawyers for an insurance trade group hailed an administrative law opinion this week that barred the Department of Insurance from using a privately negotiated settlement with an insurer as a precedent applicable to other insurers.
UCLA professor of law emeritus Michael Asimow, who was a consultant for the California Law Revision C...
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