Mike D’Arelli

Executive Director, Alliance of Insurance Agents and Brokers

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Executive Director of the Alliance of Insurance Agents and Brokers, a statewide organization representing independent insurance agents and brokers

Mike D’Arelli on KCRW

Supporters say Prop 17 will lower insurance rates for 82% of California drivers.  Opponents ask, why would an insurance company sponsor a measure that might cost it money?

Prop. 17 and Populist Appeals

Supporters say Prop 17 will lower insurance rates for 82% of California drivers. Opponents ask, why would an insurance company sponsor a measure that might cost it money?

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State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner says the Mercury Insurance Group has  illegally denied auto coverage  to bartenders, liquor-store owners, cocktail servers and artists by…

The Politics of California Car Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner says the Mercury Insurance Group has illegally denied auto coverage to bartenders, liquor-store owners, cocktail servers and artists by…

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