With all the attention on contingent commissions surroundingfour major insurance brokerage firms, little note was paid to onebroker's public declaration it has abandoned taking the fees.
With no fanfare, Palmer & Cay decided late last year to dropcontingent commissions and placed a notice on its Web site to thateffect.
In it, the broker said that in response to "recent concernsassociated with contingent income commissions" it has "discontinuedall contingent income agreements."
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