March 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Campaign for Consumer Rights, the campaign affiliate of Consumer Watchdog, lauded a lawsuit brought by Attorney General Jerry Brown to correct and strengthen the official Title and Summary of Proposition 17 in order to clarify that the initiative "will allow insurance companies to increase cost of insurance to drivers who do not have a history of continuous coverage.
What does COI stand for?
COI stands for Cost of Insurance
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The return is the same as you can get in the market," says Jan Williams, financial adviser for AXA Advisors in Atlanta, "minus the cost of insurance and administrative fees.
Despite the truck's age, the cost of insurance is not too steep for Hernandez.
However, the cost of malpractice insurance premiums in California remains less than half the cost of insurance premiums in other states.
The speakers will discuss the rising cost of insurance, environmental exclusions such as mold, lead paint, and oil spills, and recent legal decisions regarding insurance claims.
Transferring the risk of medical and lost wage expenses to an insurer, as well as the legal fees, becomes the clear choice for a business owner once the laws and cost of insurance are understood.
And when insurers are faced with millions or billions of dollars of cost for the suits, it drives up the cost of insurance.
Byline: Evan Pondel Staff Writer Souped-up versions of the Ford Focus and Toyota Scion may entice Generation Y car buyers at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, but the cost of insurance is enough to curb that enthusiasm.