Harmer Seeks Insurance Bill Amid Federal Pressure
Sen John L Harmer of Glendale says the federal government will push the issue while advocating a self funded insurance bill. The measure would have allowed motorists to claim benefits directly from their insurers up to five thousand dollars but was killed by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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No fault auto insurance defeat sparks conflict of interest probe
A public interest law group vowed to probe possible conflicts in the Senate Judiciary Committee's defeat of a no fault auto insurance bill for California. Center for Public Interest Law director Ray Bourhis cited many committee members with ties to personal injury firms and urged the bill be sent to the full Senate for a vote. The measure, praised for quicker settlements with a $10,000 cap on most damages, failed by voice vote after hours of testimony.
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