New York State Senate at the state Capitol in Albany (AP Photo/Hans Pennink)
New York State legislation that would have reduced regulations on the state's title insurance industry was poised for approval earlier this month, then a combination of efforts from top state officials and advocacy organizations helped stop it from becoming law last week.
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Dan M. Clark
Dan M. Clark is the Albany reporter for the New York Law Journal. He covers the state Court of Appeals, the state legislature, state regulators, and more. Email Dan anytime at [email protected].
