Mills' comments on Spitzer's methods prompts 're-evaluation' of relationship
Throughout the New York-initiated investigations into the insurance industry, the Democratic attorney general who spearheaded the effort and the Republican-appointed insurance superintendent maintained an uneasy alliance, but the status quo changed dramatically last week.
Superintendent of Insurance Howard Mills announced that he is setting up a Corporate Practices Unit that could be seen as taking on some of the functions of the state attorney general.
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