Bill to Limit Contributions to Insurance Commissioner Passes First Hurdle
Assembly takes first step toward Quackenbush scandal reform, Advocates wary of details A measure that will limit the amount of campaign contributions…
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Assembly takes first step toward Quackenbush scandal reform, Advocates wary of details A measure that will limit the amount of campaign contributions…
Aug 18, 2000Judicial Council Considers Rules To End Secrecy Agreements Court rules currently under consideration by California's Judicial Council would prohibit the sealing of…
Aug 17, 2000Advocates Concerned About Fate of Bill to Limit Insurance Company Contributions to Insurance Commissioner
Aug 17, 2000As they munch on smoked duck ravioli and Squid ink tagliolini at a chic Italian eatery tonight (8/14) hosted by the Sempra…
Aug 15, 2000Judge Holds Case Will Move Forward A California Superior Court Judge in San Diego has allowed a unfair business practices complaint against…
Aug 14, 2000Adopts Recommendations of Consumer Advocates For Ratepayer Rebellion Adopting the recommendation of consumer advocates and former San Diego Mayor Maureen O'Connor, the…
Aug 10, 2000Sacramento Bee At least five of the proposals are directly inspired by the scandal that has enveloped former state Insurance Commissioner Chuck…
Aug 7, 2000Associated Press The legislative equivalent of crunch time starts Monday when lawmakers return from a monthlong recess to decide hundreds of issues…
Aug 6, 2000Associated Press The scandal surrounding former Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush has increased the likelihood that lawmakers will impose new consumer-friendly controls on…
Aug 6, 2000Advocates Will Ask For Special Session Of Legislature In the midst of a state-wide energy crisis, and after hearing from consumer advocates…
Aug 3, 2000Senator Escutia Agrees to Author Legislation
Aug 3, 2000San Jose Mercury News In a bid to restore faith in a scandal-ridden department, Gov. Gray Davis on Monday nominated a low-key…
Aug 1, 2000Davis names Harry Low to succeed QuackenbushSan Francisco Chronicle
Aug 1, 2000Davis names Harry Low to succeed QuackenbushSan Francisco Chronicle
Aug 1, 2000Modern Physician Physicians in California, like Peter Finch's newsman Howard Beale in the movie Network, are as mad as hell and not…
Aug 1, 2000Associated Press Gov. Gray Davis on Monday nominated retired Judge Harry W. Low as California's new insurance commissioner, promising that Low's ``unquestioned…
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