Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
A few states are now requiring public schools to teach students what to do if they find a firearm. Let's talk about what this means for schools, parents, and the bigger picture of student safety.
A tragic school shooting led to dozens of lawsuits and a huge insurance dispute. The core of the fight? The definition of a single word: "occurrence." Here’s what happened and why it matters for every policyholder.
The election results are in, and the message is loud and clear. For the insurance industry, this isn't just political noise—it's a massive signal about what your customers want and where the market is headed.
You've seen the headlines about a potential government shutdown being avoided, but what does that political drama actually mean for your insurance? Let's break down the real-world impact on flood, health, and the financial stability of the industry.
Ever feel like prices change just for you? A new law in New York is pulling back the curtain on "algorithmic pricing," and it has big implications for how your insurance rates are set. Here's what you need to know.
A recent Washington Supreme Court decision could change everything for pandemic-era workers' comp claims. We're breaking down what this ruling means for flight attendants, other essential workers, and the insurance industry.
The ongoing SNAP benefits crisis is putting immense pressure on nonprofits. This surge in demand creates a perfect storm of hidden insurance risks that could threaten your mission.
Huge news is on the horizon for many Medicare beneficiaries. Popular weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound will soon be covered for certain groups, a move that could change the game for those struggling with obesity-related health issues.
The FAA is planning to cut 10% of flights at major airports, and that's bad news for travelers. But the bigger question is, will your travel insurance policy actually help you if your flight gets canceled? The answer might surprise you.
The Idaho Department of Insurance just took a stand for seniors. Find out why they ordered insurers to stop restricting Medicare Advantage applications and what it means for you.
A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old was just awarded $10 million. It’s a heartbreaking story, but the real bombshell for businesses and insurers is *how* she won—by sidestepping the workers' comp system. Let's break down what this stunning verdict really means.
The TWIA board just approved its 2026 operating budget, and there's a slight increase in expenses. Let's break down what this actually means for you and your windstorm policy.