Florida's Insurance Commissioner And Governor Charlie Crist says the state is not in good hands with Allstate.

Regulators have issued subpoenas to Allstate and its sister companies.

They want to find out if Allstate is breaking Florida's insurance reform laws through price-fixing and collusion.

Regulators want documents from Allstate regarding their recent rate filings.

They also want Allstate to give details on the company's dealings with rating agencies, other companies that do storm modeling, and trade associations.

Gov. Charlie Crist, (R) Florida: "These companies have a responsibility, I understand, to their shareholders. But they also have responsibility to their customer. They don't have shareholders unless they have customers. And they have lost sight of that."

The hearings will take place January 15th and 16th at the state capitol.Insurance Company Issued Suponeas