California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi declined todisclose the outcome of a review by the state attorney general ofalleged blackmail threats by five of the state's auto insurers.
“We are still in discussions with the attorney general andcannot comment on these talks now,” said Norman Williams, aspokesperson for Commissioner Garamendi.
But Tom Dresslar, spokesperson for Attorney General BillLockyer, said his department had forwarded the conclusions of areview of the charges to the commissioner's office.
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