Browsing: Insurance Reform

Florida’s ongoing struggle with property insurance costs reveals a deeper issue: the state’s tendency to legislate away the price of hurricane exposure rather than addressing the root causes.

Despite bipartisan support, two key insurance reform bills stalled in the Louisiana legislature, leaving homeowners to grapple with some of the nation’s highest insurance premiums.

Florida lawmakers missed an opportunity to further stabilize the property insurance market by attempting to reverse recent legal reforms

Average homeowner insurance premiums in Florida increased by 0.3% in Q1 2025, continuing an upward trend despite legislative reforms aimed at stabilizing costs

One year after Louisiana passed sweeping property insurance reform laws, homeowners are still waiting to see significant reductions in their premiums.

The Illinois Senate has passed a bill aimed at preventing life insurance companies from denying coverage based on criminal records, promoting fairness for individuals with past convictions.

New law prevents insurance companies from raising rates for widows and widowers simply because their spouse has died

North Texans are struggling with rising home insurance costs as state lawmakers consider legislation to regulate premium increases.

State Senate votes down Gov. Jared Polis’s proposal to create a state-operated reinsurance program for wildfires amid rising premiums and wildfire threats

Gabe Firment, Chair of the House Insurance Committee, talks about the House’s insurance reform package and its key components.