Washington
While they may be known as property and casualty insurance agents, commercial intermediaries have no intention of sitting on the sidelines while one of their most lucrative sources of income is threatened by health insurance reform efforts.
That point was made clear by the recent announcement that at least two P&C agent groups will join their life and health insurance counterparts here on July 15 for a briefing on the controversial changes being debated. That will be followed by producer visits to Capitol Hill to engage lawmakers on the potential impact of various reforms on insurance buyers and sellers alike.
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