The bill was introduced this year in response to regulations promulgated by the state Department of Financial Services nearly two years ago that limited what the title insurance industry could bill as a marketing expense, and what they could not.
May 31, 2019 at 03:04 PM
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A measure intended to ease regulations on the title insurance industry by spelling out which marketing expenses would be permitted by agents gained momentum in the New York Legislature this week after moving out of two key committees in both chambers.
The bill was introduced this year in response to regulations promulgated by the state Department of Financial Services nearly two years ago that limited what the title insurance industry could bill as a marketing expense and what they could not.
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