Auto Insurers Bail Out Of N.J.
Concern over auto insurance is beginning to grow in New Jersey as more insurers announce they are leaving a market that is considered to be the most expensive in the nation.
On June 20, The Newark Star Ledger and Bergen Record reported that New York-based AIG told the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance that it would be leaving the state's auto insurance market.
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