Browsing: legislation

The Fairness for Servicemembers and their Families Act, sponsored by Senators John Cornyn, Maggie Hassan, Ted Cruz, and Angus King, among others, has passed the House of Representatives. The bill aims to ensure that life insurance packages for service members and veterans keep pace with inflation.

A new bill in the Minnesota House aims to create an affordable auto insurance program for low-income residents, raising questions about its financial implications.

Amidst Florida’s ongoing property insurance challenges, state lawmakers are considering consumer-friendly legislation that would allow policyholders to legally challenge insurers’ claims denials.

A new bill proposed in the Illinois State House seeks to prevent life insurance companies from discriminating against individuals with criminal records.

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

A new bill in Montana that redirects insurance tax revenue could stifle innovation in the state’s insurance sector.

Proposed bills aim to address rising insurance premiums, insurer practices, and the use of AI in claims.

Legislation in Nevada could establish a FAIR Plan association to provide property insurance in areas where traditional coverage is unavailable.

California legislators are working to address the state’s struggling insurance market amidst recent wildfires and rising costs.

A bill requiring explanations for canceled or non-renewed homeowner policies faces pushback from the insurance industry, highlighting rising costs and coverage issues in Texas.