The law was written to end the state's file-and-use provision, which the state insurance commissioner described as a loophole that allowed auto insurance companies to significantly increase rates. (Credit: Shutterstock.com) The law was written to end the state's file-and-use provision, which the state insurance commissioner described as a loophole that allowed auto insurance companies to significantly increase rates. (Credit: Shutterstock.com)

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed a law giving the state's insurance commissioner the ability to review all auto insurance rate filings before they go into effect.

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