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August 27, 2007
Lawmaker who sells insurance wants rates raised
Nearly 20 years after legislators changed state law because auto insurance premiums were going through the roof, lawmakers are considering returning to a system that makes it easier for insurers to raise rates. The proposal, which would let companies raise rates without first getting state approval, is being sponsored by a lawmaker who sells auto insurance. State Rep. Bill Hembree (R-Winston), an
From Lawmaker who sells insurance wants rates raised
Posted by Doug at August 27, 2007 01:33 PM
