Articles about Insurance Regulation in Insurance
Illinois just passed major new laws giving the state the power to review and reject car and home insurance rate hikes. We'll break down what this means for you, your wallet, and the future of insurance in the state.
New York's financial regulator just issued new guidance on cybersecurity, citing a "heightened threat" from AI. Let's break down what this means for you and your business, and why it's more than just another compliance memo.
A new rule proposed by Florida's engineering board sounds good on paper, but it could create massive bottlenecks for property insurance claims. Find out what this means for you and why it could delay your payout after a storm.
The NCDOI is offering its popular free flood insurance webinars again, complete with CE credits. Here’s why you need to sign up immediately before all the spots are gone.
Ever wonder what happens when an insurance agent goes rogue? Washington's Insurance Commissioner just dropped the hammer on a few bad apples, including a Yakima agent and an unauthorized company. Let's break down the $167,000 in fines and what it means for you.
Big news out of Oklahoma: a new law just gave the state's insurance department the power to review rate changes *before* they happen. Let's break down what this shift really means for your insurance premiums.
A major dental provider just paid over $2 million to settle false advertising charges in California. Let's break down what happened and what it means for you as a patient.
The Kentucky Department of Insurance has released its local premium tax schedule for 2026-2027. If you write policies in the Bluegrass State, this is a must-read—let's break down what it means for you.
Oregon regulators have ordered a health sharing company to stop selling its plans, calling them 'unlicensed insurance.' Here's what this crackdown means for you and the tricky world of health sharing ministries.
For years, South Carolina drivers have enjoyed no-deductible windshield replacements. A new bill, HB 4817, could change that. Find out what this means for your auto insurance rates and out-of-pocket costs.
U.S. cybersecurity officials are slashing deadlines to fix digital flaws, all because AI is making hackers faster and smarter. This isn't just a tech headline—it's a massive wake-up call for the entire cyber insurance industry.
Ever wonder who's keeping an eye on your insurance company? In New Jersey, regulators say they're stretched thin and are asking for a big budget increase to keep up. Here's what's really going on.