At State Houses P-C Laws Were All About Autos
NU Online News Service, Feb. 9, 3:59 p.m. EST?Four state legislatures churned out 25 percent of the new statutes affecting the property-casualty sector last year, a survey by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies has found.[@@]
Indianapolis-based NAMIC said Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Virginia accounted for 72 of the 281 p-c statutes enacted in 44 states during legislative sessions held in 2004. Auto insurance was the topic of most of the bills, NAMIC reported.
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