Spitzer Probes Rock Industry To Its Core

Top brokers offer restitution, give up fees, disclose more and offer apologies

While there are no sure things in life, you could pretty much bet the farm that probes by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer into insurer and broker misdeeds–last year's number-one story in NU's top 10–would continue to rock the industry in 2005.

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