Four companies that sell life insurance in Florida are trying to get a judge to block a new law that requires them to annually check to see if policyholders have died and then try to find beneficiaries when they have.
May 20, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Four companies that sell life insurance in Florida are trying to get a judge to block a new law that requires them to annually check to see if policyholders have died and then try to find beneficiaries when they have.
The companies filed a lawsuit in early May against Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater, since Atwater’s agency is responsible for enforcing the new law.
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