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Recent reforms in Florida’s property insurance market are beginning to show positive results, with rate decreases and increased stability for homeowners.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple are at odds over how to address the state’s insurance cost crisis during the 2025 legislative session

A controversial insurance reform bill, Senate Bill 68, narrowly passed the Georgia House, sparking strong reactions from both sides of the aisle.

A bill aimed at tightening regulations on Florida insurance companies and their executives while protecting consumers from AI-driven claim denials has advanced in the Senate.

Florida’s insurance market stabilized after reforms. Now, the state must avoid California’s path of overregulation.

Uber is lobbying for insurance reform, arguing that high state-mandated insurance requirements are increasing costs for drivers and passengers in states such as California and New York.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced significant progress in stabilizing insurance rates, expanding consumer protections, and fostering a competitive environment in Florida, including rate decreases in Miami-Dade County and statewide auto insurance reductions.

As the Florida legislative session begins, lawmakers are addressing property insurance issues stemming from hurricane damage, with homeowners facing long waits, claim problems, and high premiums.

Lang’ata MP Phelix Odiwuor, known as Jalang’o, plans to introduce a new bill to overhaul Kenya’s motor vehicle insurance industry, addressing issues of compulsory insurance and inadequate compensation.