Legislation requiring notice to consumers of security breaches has topped the list of insurance-related bills enacted during the 2005 legislative season, according to an insurance trade group.
As of the week ending Oct. 21, 19 states have enacted security breach laws and others may soon follow suit, according to the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies.
David Reddick, NAMIC state affairs manager, said that most new laws use legislation enacted in California in 2002 as a model.
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