Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
Living in Oklahoma means worrying about storms. But what if you could get up to $10,000 to install a hail-resistant Fortified roof? We break down the new Strengthen Oklahoma Homes grant program.
Ever wonder who's behind the state-level insurance laws that affect your work? NCOIL just announced its 2026 leadership team, and it's a group you'll want to know. Let's break down who's in charge and what their focus might mean for all of us.
The enhanced ACA tax credits that made health insurance affordable for millions are set to expire. This could mean a massive price hike for many, forcing tough decisions about keeping or downgrading coverage.
A new bill in Florida is taking aim at third-party litigation funders, proposing a simple but radical idea: the person suing should always get more money than the company funding the lawsuit. Let's break down what this really means for you and the insurance world.
The House just passed a bill that could keep your ACA health insurance premiums from skyrocketing. Let's break down what this three-year extension of enhanced subsidies means for you.
Big news from the federal government on cannabis has everyone talking, but what does it really mean for your business? Let's break down the good, the bad, and the unexpected when it comes to your insurance coverage.
When trade wars hit, small businesses feel the shockwaves. We'll look at how tariffs forced two California business owners to scramble and what it means for your own risk management plan.
It’s not every day an insurance commissioner sends a letter to the White House. Find out why North Carolina's top insurance regulator is making a stand against a potential presidential pardon for twice-convicted entrepreneur Greg Lindberg.
You might see headlines about the Supreme Court and tariffs and just keep scrolling. But these high-level decisions create real-world ripples that can hit your business insurance policies in surprising—and expensive—ways. Let's break down what's at stake.
Big news from the Texas Department of Insurance! Governor Abbott has named a new commissioner. Let's break down who Amanda Crawford is and what this leadership change could mean for the Texas insurance market.
A new bill in California, the Disaster Recovery Reform Act, is on the table. It could completely change how insurers handle claims after a wildfire or earthquake, and it's something every homeowner should know about.
Ever heard of companies funding lawsuits in exchange for a cut of the settlement? It's a growing business, and Washington state is stepping in with new rules. Here's what it means for the insurance world.