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First auto insurance rate-setting hearing opens

By Jeffrey Krasner
Globe Staff / January 10, 2008

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Insurance Commissioner Nonnie S. Burnes yesterday kicked off the first rate-setting hearing under a new auto insurance system that allows insurers to set their own rates, subject to government oversight. Attorney General Martha Coakley had called for the hearing to examine rates filed by Commerce Insurance of Webster, the state's largest auto insurer. (Full article: 282 words)

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