Browsing: consumer protection

New regulations in California aim to provide pet owners with clearer information about insurance coverage and costs, potentially influencing the pet insurance landscape nationwide.

A new report ranks Delaware and Pennsylvania among the states most susceptible to identity theft and consumer fraud, prompting officials to advise caution.

Financial Supervisory Service Governor Lee Bok-hyun met with insurance CEOs to address short-term performance pressures and unhealthy sales practices.

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department plays a vital role in consumer protection, licensing, and regulation within the insurance sector.

New legislation in New York seeks to regulate pet insurance, providing consumer protections and clarifying policy details for pet owners.

Learn to protect yourself from identity theft at a free program presented by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office.

New York State is implementing regulations for pet insurance to provide consumer protection. Learn about the new rules, what they cover, and how they could benefit pet owners.

Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara faces scrutiny as California wildfires exacerbate the state’s homeowners insurance challenges, sparking debate over reform and industry relations.

D.C. Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb secures $500,000 from Universal Title for an illegal kickback scheme, protecting consumers and upholding fair market practices in the title insurance industry. The settlement follows prior actions and aims to provide restitution for affected consumers.

California’s Sustainable Insurance Strategy aims to improve insurance access, create a resilient market, and protect communities from climate change impacts.