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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE PROPERLY INCLUDED THE COSTS OF SUB-ALLOCATED PROGRAMS (ADMINISTERED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS) IN ITS ASSESSMENTS OF OPERATING EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY INSURERS.

In an extensive, detailed opinion by Justice Clark (too detailed to be fairly summarized here), the Third Department determined statutes requiring insurers to pay pro rata shares of the annual operating expenses of the Department of Finance (formerly the Insurance Department), including expenses associated with certain programs administered by other departments (sub-allocated programs), are constitutional. The Third Department further found the assessments imposed on the insurers, which included the costs of the sub-allocated programs, were not arbitrary and capricious and were not imposed in excess of the authority of the Department of Finance. New York Ins. Assn., Inc. v State of New York, 2016 NY Slip Op 07076, 3rd Dept 10-27-16

 

INSURANCE LAW (DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE PROPERLY INCLUDED THE COSTS OF SUB-ALLOCATED PROGRAMS (ADMINISTERED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS) IN ITS ASSESSMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT’S OF OPERATING EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY INSURERS)/FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF (DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE PROPERLY INCLUDED THE COSTS OF SUB-ALLOCATED PROGRAMS (ADMINISTERED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS) IN ITS ASSESSMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT’S OF OPERATING EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY INSURERS)

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