Just in time for Halloween, here's a little something from the news wires to add another touch of lunacy to the AIG debacle. From the Duluth News-Tribune:
Duluth insurance agency fined for AIG ad
A Duluth insurance agency has agreed to pay thousands of dollars in fines for taking out an ad questioning the financial health of insurer AIG.
The state Department of Commerce says Wednesday that insurance agent Gregory Brisky agreed to pay a $2,000 fine. His agency, the Dwight Swanstrom Co., agreed to pay a $3,000 fine.
The department says the agency took out a newspaper ad soliciting AIG customers who might be “nervous” about their insurance company in an attempt to get them to switch insurers.
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