Browsing: legislation

A new bill in Florida could allow businesses to create their own programs for compensating employees for job-related injuries, offering an alternative to the state’s existing workers’ compensation system.

A new legislative proposal could deny state-backed insurance to condominium associations that fail to meet building safety standards, sparking debate over affordability and resident displacement.

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

A Nebraska bill aims to prevent the use of genetic information in determining premiums or eligibility for life, disability, or long-term care insurance.

A bill supported by Iowa Republicans would remove gender identity from the state’s civil rights code, sparking protests and raising concerns about discrimination.

Legislative efforts aim to stabilize the property insurance market through expanded coverage, moratorium extensions, and community hardening initiatives.

Insurance experts warn of rising financial losses due to squatting, including legal costs, lost rental income, and property damage. Recent legislation aims to provide quicker recourse for property owners.

Senators and Representatives introduce legislation to ensure military life insurance keeps pace with the rising cost of living and inflation.

Latvian Parliament delays mandatory vehicle insurance for non-operational vehicles until November 2025 following public backlash and EU directive concerns.

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has approved key legislative proposals, including a COLA Commission and an increase in basic life insurance benefits for state retirees.