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Spitzer Probe Should Not Prompt Federal Oversight

Spitzer Probe Should Not Prompt Federal OversightBroader issues of public policy are being raised in the wake of the actions by New York Attorney General ...

By Leonard C. Brevik | Updated on November 10, 2004

Spitzer Probe Should Not Prompt Federal Oversight

Broader issues of public policy are being raised in the wake of the actions by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer to combat alleged wrongdoing by a major insurance broker and a number of the prominent carriers with which they do business. Anytime alleged abuses spawn reform efforts, there is a risk of getting some aspects of the reforms wrong and creating a new set of problems.

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