...regulate insurance. Federal law explicitly acknowledges this fact. The McCarran-Ferguson Act provides that "[t]he business of insurance, and every person engaged...relate to the regulation or taxation of such business," and that "[n]o Act of Congress shall be construed to invalidate, impair, or supersede any law enacted...

...the realm of insurance regulation."1 McCarran's statement of federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...relate to the regulation or taxation of such business." Given the States' historical expertise in the realm of insurance regulation, and the absence of any...

...the State regulatory system in the McCarran-Ferguson Act (15 USC Sec. 1012). That Act states in part: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...relate to the regulation or taxation of such business." Congress has consistently refused to grant insurance supervision powers to any Federal agency. States...

...Fabe, 113 S. Ct. 2202, 2207 (1993). McCarran's statement of federal policy could not be more clear: “The business of insurance, and every person engaged...to the regulation or taxation of such business.” 5 Given the States' historical expertise in the realm of insurance regulation and the absence of any...

...the responsibility to regulate the business of insurance. The McCarran-Ferguson Act states in part: The business of insurance, and every person engaged...relate to the regulation or taxation of such business." [McCarran-Ferguson Act, 15 USC 1012 (a)J. Therefore, Rhode Island and all other States have the authority...

...the realm of insurance regulation."3' McCarran's statement of federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...which relate to the regulation or taxation of such business."4' Given the States' historical expertise in the realm of insurance regulation and the absence...

...116S. Ct. 1103(1996). U2U.SC §92. McCarran's statement of federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...which relate to the regulation or taxation of such business."5 Given the States' historical expertise in the realm of insurance regulation and the absence...

...statement of Federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engagea therein, shall be subject to the laws of the several...which relate to the regulation or taxation of such business."4 Given the States' historicaj expertise in the realm of insurance regulation and the absence...

...in the realm of insurance regulation" and its statement of federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...relate to the regulation or taxation of such business." We do not believe there is sufficient justification for abandoning this traditional policy approach....

...the realm of insurance regulation." ' McCarran's statement of Federal policy could not be more clear: "The business of insurance, and every person engaged...which relate to the regulation or taxation of such business."2 Given the States' historical expertise in the realm of insurance regulation, and the absence...