Lawmakers in Georgia are looking for ways to address rising insurance costs, which have been driven down by low profits and frustrating delays in claims processing, while some companies have recently announced reductions in auto policy premiums.
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Lawmakers in Georgia are looking for ways to address rising insurance costs, which have been driven down by low profits and frustrating delays in claims processing, while some companies have recently announced reductions in auto policy premiums.
