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Countersignature Law

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Countersignature Law
In the United States, a law requiring an insurance policy to be signed by an insurance agent who is licensed to practice in the state where the policy is issued. Countersignature laws are not federal, but rather exist at the level of individual states.


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The ruling is a victory for The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, which has gone to federal court in six states and jurisdictions where countersignature laws remain on the books, arguing those statutes are unconstitutional.
He noted Nevada, South Dakota and West Virginia had similar countersignature laws.
At the request of the committee Harter specifically addressed, during his oral presentation, some of the key competitive challenges faced by multi-state insurance producer operations, to include countersignature laws.
 
 
 
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