Scott Johnson: The ‘affiliate siphon’ myth meets cold, hard math
Maybe you read my last opinion on trial lawyers targeting insurance affiliates. The Trial Bar claims there’s a secret machine causing your home insurance premiums to rocket. They’ve labeled it the “affiliate siphon.” They stood on the courthouse steps, calling affiliated entities performing service work for insurers part of a “dark ritual” to hide profits, while…
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