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GAO Cites 'Inherent Conflict Of Interest' In Settling Flood Disputes

There is an "inherent conflict of interest" in having private insurance companies determine who is responsible for paying wind-versus-water damages following hurricanes--the insurer or the National

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There is an “inherent conflict of interest” in having private insurance companies determine who is responsible for paying wind-versus-water damages following hurricanes–the insurer or the National Flood Insurance Program, a federal government report suggests.

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