As the end of the year draws near, state insurance regulators are reaching their self-imposed deadline to finalize what they've promised will be the most significant reforms in more than three decades. A big piece of the puzzle came together Friday, when the California Department of Insurance announced that its new regulation allowing insurance companies…
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