The Southeastern Underwriters Association (SEUA) case reversed the Paul v. Virginia decision.

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The Southeastern Underwriters Association (SEUA) case, decided by the Supreme Court in 1944, reversed the Paul v. Virginia decision of 1869 which held that insurance was not commerce and therefore not subject to federal regulation under the Commerce Clause of the Constitution. The SEUA case established that insurance transactions that crossed state lines were subject to federal regulation.

The Southeastern Underwriters Association (SEUA) Case Reversed the Paul V