An agents group has submitted additional court papers arguing it has a right to object to Zurich Financial Services' settlement with 10 state attorneys general that it contends will saddle members with unnecessarily burdensome disclosure requirements.
The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents in a brief filed with U.S. District Court in Newark, N.J., argued the court should take its objections into consideration before the insurer's agreement goes into effect.
PIA responded to a Sept. 26 attorneys' general brief, which said the group had no right to be heard.
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