King v. State of Michigan

This case requires this Court to interpret the relevant licensing provisions of the *222amended Insurance Code, which preclude persons who have been convicted of a felony from receiving a resident insurance producer license, in the context of the entire Insurance Code. In this case, the Office of Financial and Insurance Services (OFIS)1 failed to discharge its statutory duties and enforce relevant statutory mandates when it granted plaintiff an insurance license in 2004, despite plaintiffs previous conviction of a felony. The decision by OFIS to seek revocation of that license, while unfortunate…