The Arizona Department of Insurance earlier this week filed a cease-and-desist order against a property insurer that has been doing business in the state even though it is not licensed to do so.
The Phoenix Business Journal reported that New York-based National Home Protection Inc. does not hold a permit to issue or offer service contracts [...]
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