The State Board of Funeral Directors for decades has maintained an "incestuous relationship" with Pennsylvania funeral directors' main trade association, a group of funeral businesses claim in a new federal lawsuit. The dispute centers on the agency's efforts to regulate the sale of "pre-need" services to people who want to plan and pay for their funerals before they die.
May 23, 2008 at 05:05 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The State Board of Funeral Directors for decades has maintained an “incestuous relationship” with Pennsylvania funeral directors’ main trade association, a group of funeral businesses claim in a new federal lawsuit.
The dispute centers on the agency’s efforts to regulate the sale of “pre-need” services to people who want to plan and pay for their funerals before they die.
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