Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
The SEC just did a major U-turn on a rule forcing companies to report their climate risks. For the insurance world, this isn't just a headline—it changes the entire game of risk assessment.
Most Americans don't believe their leaders will do enough to combat climate change. For the insurance industry, this isn't just a headline—it's a massive signal of future risk and market instability.
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.
A major property tax cut is on the table in Florida, and it sounds like a dream come true for homeowners. But when that money disappears, how do we pay for things like firefighters and parks? The answer might surprise you.
A new Florida bill waiting on the governor's desk asks e-bike riders to slow down near pedestrians. Let's talk about what this common-sense law means for safety, liability, and your insurance.
The Supreme Court just tossed out a lawsuit from Florida aimed at California and Washington's immigrant driver's license policies. Let's break down what this unusual state-vs-state fight was all about and what it means for the trucking and insurance industries.
You've probably noticed insurance costs are rising, but the reason why is surprising. It's not more accidents; it's that the cost of each individual claim is exploding. Let's look at what's really going on behind the scenes.
The final easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline is more than a headline—it's a real-world lesson in managing massive risk. Let's break down the complex insurance policies that make projects like this possible.
A federal program promised to help homeowners with massive utility bills by funding home repairs. When it was suddenly canceled, it left thousands vulnerable—not just to high costs, but to hidden risks your insurance may not cover.
California's governor just issued a major executive order to tackle AI's impact on the workforce. With insurance companies already citing AI in layoffs, let's break down what this really means for you and your career.
Finding affordable child care is tough, and a broken insurance market is a big reason why. Now, a new national working group is stepping in to find solutions, and Washington's own Patty Kuderer is leading the charge.
A shocking new report from California's DWC reveals that independent medical reviews are overturning nearly 90% of denied workers' comp treatment requests. Find out what this means for injured workers and the insurance system.