1.8.2 United States v. Southeastern Underwriters Association (1944)
In this particular case, the United States v. Southeastern Underwriters Association (SEUA), the ruling was that insurance is a form of interstate commerce and therefore should be regulated by the federal government. This case gave regulatory control to the federal government superseding any noncompliant state law, which led to the McCarran-Ferguson Act.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WINS...!!!
