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The use of so-called captive firms -- a controversial, decades-old practice by the insurance industry of using attorneys on their payroll to represent policyholders -- has come under scrutiny in Florida, Texas and California. Most states that have examined the issue have given it official sanction. However, the Texas proceedings demonstrate vigorous support for those who view the practice as an ethics violation.
June 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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