Articles about Insurance Regulation in Insurance
Feeling the sting of high home insurance premiums in Oklahoma? The state's Insurance Department just announced a major legislative plan for 2026 aimed at providing relief and stronger protections. Let's break down what it really means for you.
A recent White House order aims to limit how states can regulate AI. For the insurance industry, this is more than just a headline—it's a move that could reshape how we use technology in everything from underwriting to claims.
Good news for over a million Louisiana drivers: State Farm is cutting auto insurance rates. But it's a different story for homeowners. We'll break down what this rate shake-up means for your wallet.
The NAIC just elected its new officers for 2026, with Virginia's Scott A. White set to take the helm as President. Find out who he is and why this leadership change could have a real impact on the entire insurance industry.
The White House is planning a single national rule for AI. For the insurance industry, this is a huge deal, potentially solving a massive compliance headache but also raising new concerns. Let's break down what's really at stake.
If you think your business costs are high now, wait until you see what's coming for workers' comp. We're looking at a perfect storm of rising medical expenses, wage inflation, and new rules that could make 2026 a pivotal year.
It's a scary thought: scammers targeting our parents or grandparents. But there's good news out of Kansas, where a new law has already stopped nearly $5 million from falling into the wrong hands.
The Texas DMV suddenly changed its photo ID requirements for vehicle registrations, and it's causing a lot of confusion. Let's break down what this means for you, your car, and your insurance policy.
Washington's Insurance Commissioner has ordered Thin Blue Line Benefits to stop selling its unlicensed plans to law enforcement. Find out why this is a huge deal and what it means for consumer protection.
Have you ever heard of third-party litigation funding? It's a growing practice where outside investors fund lawsuits for a cut of the winnings, and a new bill is trying to bring it out of the shadows. Here's what you need to know.
A new report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau is pulling back the curtain on a growing trend: third-party litigation funding. We'll break down what it is and how digital tactics are being used to fuel mass claims.
State insurance regulators are about to start testing a new AI evaluation tool to see what's really going on inside insurers' tech. Let's break down what this new tool is, why it's happening now, and what it signals for the future of AI in our industry.