New York Insurance Superintendent Howard Mills said there appears to be growing consensus that the state legislature should license title insurance agents, a move he feels the industry now backs.
Mr. Mills, in addition to discussing title insurance in an interview with National Underwriter, said that with a new governor taking office on Jan. 1, he will be resigning his post in December.
On Nov. 3, when his department held hearings to get information about title insurance programs, "we did not put them on trial," he said.
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