NU Online News Service, March 8, 3:42 p.m. EST

A New York state appellate court panel today upheld a lower court decision dismissing an appeal by New York property and casualty insurance agents of a rule requiring agents to make greater discloser of their compensation.

The court rejected producer arguments that the state's insurance regulator does not have the authority to impose requirements to disclose information about their compensation to clients.

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