The insurance commissioner of Delaware and regulators in 12other states have filed a brief supporting a case brought byconsumers over insurers' use of credit records that is now beforethe U.S. Supreme Court.
The action seeks to require insurers to inform consumers of anadverse auto rating based on their credit score.
Delaware Insurance Commissioner Matt Denn on Monday filed anamicus curiae, or friend of the court brief with the Supreme Courtin the cases of Safeco v. Burr and GEICO v. Edo.
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