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New York: High Court Disagrees with Insurers and Department, Says Underwriting Data Must Be Disclosed

The New York Insurance Department may not delay disclosure of underwriting data submitted to it by insurers pursuant to an anti-redlining statute, New York’s highest court ruled last week.


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