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If Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Susan F. Cogswell wins in her bid to exert jurisdiction over New York City's leading taxi insurer, American Transit Insurance Co., a lot of out-of-state insurers may suddenly feel compelled to get licenses in Connecticut. For the insurer, the case boils down to the definition of "doing business" in Connecticut. The agency claims that sending one letter and making one phone call to help settle an insurance claim are enough to create jurisdiction.
September 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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