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A gradual shift away from concern over broker issues with the Affordable Care Act may be starting this spring.
At a legislative conference in Washington for the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America, known as the Big I, two legislators from both sides of the aisle addressed the crowd about what needs to be done in Washington. Neither mentioned the ACA once. The meeting took place Thursday morning before the agents began a day of conversations with legislators on Capitol Hill.
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