NU Online News Service, April 30, 1:41 p.m. EDT
Anxiety is growing within the agent and broker community about rules in New York going into effect in January 2011, requiring them to disclose to their clients information about compensation received from insurers.
In a statement, a trade group representing New York property and casualty insurance agents is warning out-of-state agents that the rules would apply to them if they go into effect in January as currently required.
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