Spitzer Sues Marsh For Payoffs; Convicts 2 AIG Execs
New York attorney general says corruption permeates insurance industry
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer finally went public with his investigation of broker contingency fees last week, announcing he was suing Marsh & McLennan Companies for engaging in fraud and collusion and price fixing with major insurance companies.
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