By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - For nearly 70 years, a state law governing insurance policies never received a single consumer complaint.
And then, a few consumer attorneys stumbled upon what some call a technicality in the code - enacted in 1935 - sparking a flurry of class actions against insurance companies over the fees assessed when a car owner pays the po...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - For nearly 70 years, a state law governing insurance policies never received a single consumer complaint.
And then, a few consumer attorneys stumbled upon what some call a technicality in the code - enacted in 1935 - sparking a flurry of class actions against insurance companies over the fees assessed when a car owner pays the po...
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