Allstate's reluctant release of some 150,000 pages of documentation–including a consultant's controversial recommendations on claims-handling long sought by insurance departments, courts and consumer advocates–does not satisfy Florida regulators, with the company still fighting to keep certain documents from public view.
In an action that has been stayed pending a legal appeal, Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty suspended the company's ability to write new business in the state until the material he subpoenaed as part of a rate inquiry is provided.
Ed Domansky, a representative for the state Office of Insurance Regulation, said the McKinsey Company's consulting documents–which Allstate put on its Web site after fighting to keep them from being made public in three states–had been turned over to Florida months ago.
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