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Insurance Anti-Rebate Statutes and <em>Dade County Consumer Advocates v. Department of Insurance</em>: Can a 19th Century Idea Protect Modern Consumers?
In 1984, a Florida court of appeals held that the Florida statutes prohibiting insurance agents from rebating part of their commissions to customers violated the due process clause of the Florida Constitution. The court concluded that no rational relationship exists between the anti-rebate statutes
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