Articles about Insurance Regulation in Insurance
Cornerstone National Insurance was just placed into receivership, a move that can be confusing and scary for policyholders. Let's break down what this means for your coverage, your claims, and what steps you need to take right now.
A new law in Georgia is cracking down on "litigation funding," and it could have a real impact on liability insurance. Let's break down what this practice is, why insurers are concerned, and what these changes mean for you.
Big changes could be coming to the insurance world in North Carolina and Alabama. We're breaking down the proposed dwelling rate hikes and new insurer capital requirements that are up for debate early next year.
Two major Massachusetts mutual insurers, Merrimack and Cambridge, just got the green light for a huge reorganization and merger. Let's break down what this move from mutual to stock company means for them and the industry.
Three US senators have launched an inquiry into Demotech, a key insurance rating firm in Florida. Find out why they're concerned these ratings could be putting the entire housing market—and taxpayers—at risk.
A recent Michigan court ruling has settled a major debate about who decides if a long-delayed PIP claim is too late for arbitration. We break down what this means for insurance companies and medical providers.
A North Carolina court has shut down Greg Lindberg's attempt to loosen the financial controls over his business empire. Find out why this ruling is a critical moment for the policyholders of his former insurance companies.
Ever felt like your insurance company isn't playing fair? You're not alone. The UK's financial watchdog is finally taking action against home and travel insurers after a rare "super-complaint." Here's what's happening and why it matters for your wallet.
A recent court ruling blocked financier Greg Lindberg from regaining control of his $1.2 billion insurance empire. Find out why this decision is a huge win for policyholder protection and what it means for the safety of your own insurance.
You'd think the bar to sell insurance would be high, right? A shocking story from Georgia shows the son of a man accused of running a massive Ponzi scheme just got his insurance license, raising serious questions for consumers.
A former loss representative for National General and his mother are accused of running a brazen scam involving false claims and a fake towing company. Here's a look at how they allegedly did it and why this kind of fraud impacts every single policyholder.
A recent executive order on AI from President Trump has state insurance regulators on edge. Find out why the National Council of Insurance Legislators is "greatly disturbed" and what this federal vs. state showdown means for the future of insurance.