Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
A federal appeals court just handed a massive victory to Houston homeowners whose properties were flooded by government-managed dams during Hurricane Harvey. This ruling could change everything for property owners near federal flood-control projects.
Big changes could be coming to Hawaii's insurance scene. From electing the insurance commissioner to new rules for condo and home coverage, let's break down what these proposed laws actually mean for you.
Every year, advisors make the same resolutions and fail by February. But with the new "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" causing client confusion, 2026 is different. Here's how to change your approach and win the year.
There's a new bill making its way through the Utah House that could shake up auto insurance. Let's break down what it means for coverage requirements, car repairs, and your wallet.
Vermont has the second-oldest population in the US, but its nursing homes are closing. We'll break down why the state is spending millions to keep them afloat and what it means for families.
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.
The government just rolled out a massive $12 billion aid package for farmers, and the results are surprising. Find out why rice and cotton growers are getting the biggest checks and what it means for the future of your farm's safety net.
The recent tragic train derailment in Mexico is more than just a headline; it's a massive red flag for the insurance world. Let's break down what a disaster like this means for the complex, high-stakes insurance that underpins these billion-dollar projects.
The federal government is threatening to pull $24 million in transportation funding from Colorado. We'll break down what's happening with their commercial driver's license program and why it's a huge deal for the insurance and trucking industries.
Nonprofits are facing a shocking new threat: they're becoming uninsurable. We're talking about the food banks, shelters, and community centers we all rely on. Let's break down why this is happening and what it means for all of us.
A group of states is suing the Trump administration, claiming it's illegally trying to cripple the nation's top consumer watchdog, the CFPB. Let's break down what's happening and why it matters for your financial safety.
Georgia just approved a massive 50% increase in power generation, all for data centers. For insurers, this isn't just a utility story—it's a massive signal about concentrated risk, business interruption, and the future of underwriting.