Washington
Shaping health care and financial services regulatory reform legislation to the interests of their members, while keeping on top of a host of additional federal lawmaking efforts essential to the business, will keep property and casualty insurance lobbyists extremely busy throughout 2010.
The intense Senate debate over health care reform took up most of December, with a bill passed by a party-line vote on Christmas Eve after the controversial public option was jettisoned. The House and Senate will spend this month reconciling their vastly different visions of reform.
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