Three insurance trade groups announced they filed suit yesterday to block new California regulations that would limit their use of geographic location data to rate policyholders in the state.
In addition to the insurer groups, an earlier action was filed by a farmers' organization.
Filed in Sacramento Superior Court, the insurer groups' suit seeking a temporary restraining order was brought on behalf of the Association of California Insurance Companies, the American Insurance Association and the Personal Insurance Federation of California. The three trades represent more than 90 percent of insured drivers in California.
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