An appeal by the National Risk Retention Association and numerous risk retention groups that the state of Massachusetts drop its redundant requirements of RRGs--which are governed by a federal law--has been heeded, but the requests were only partially met, said the group's counsel.
Robert H. "Skip" Myers Jr., general counsel for NRRA, said the state's requirements included:
o An application or renewal form.
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