My old friend, Bob Hunter, insurance director for the Consumer Federation of America, cited a candid reader posting to my blog in his testimony this morning before the Senate Judiciary Committee on whether the industry deserves to keep its federal antitrust exemption. The posting, about insurer mishandling of Hurricane Katrina claims, came from James W. Greer, president of the Association of Property & Casualty Claims Professionals. The full reference follows.
(For NU's breaking news story on the hearing, click here.)
Mr. Hunter, who testifed that my blog “has other interesting posts on this subject,” included the following in his Senate submission:
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