The deputy commissioner of the Colorado Insurance Division, whose investigations sparked a multistate title insurance kickback probe, has accepted a new post as director of the parent agency's real estate division.
The appointment of Erin Toll, 45, came a day after it was announced that LandAmerica, one of the title companies she was investigating, would pay more than $102,000 to settle state charges.
The agreement was reached after Colorado authorities alleged the company had paid illegal kickbacks to homebuilders for their exclusive business. In addition to fines and restitution, the company agreed to cease the business practices in dispute.
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