California okays FAIR Plan to borrow for quick claims settlement

California lawmakers gave a quick show of support for a plan to give debt-drawing capacity to the state’s residual market insurer, the California FAIR Plan, framing the move as a way to keep carriers from kicking the costs quickly onto consumers.

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