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Insurers get backing on credit-reporting law U.S. Supreme Court justices signaled they might limit the duty of insurance companies to tell consumers about flaws in their credit histories, questioning a ruling that insurers say would open them to billions of dollars in damages. More than half the court’s nine members last week voiced support for arguments ...

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