Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
South Carolina just passed a new law that could change the game for firefighters and workers' comp. If a firefighter has a stroke, it might now be automatically considered work-related. Here's what you need to know.
A new rule proposed by Florida's engineering board sounds good on paper, but it could create massive bottlenecks for property insurance claims. Find out what this means for you and why it could delay your payout after a storm.
Big news out of Oklahoma: a new law just gave the state's insurance department the power to review rate changes *before* they happen. Let's break down what this shift really means for your insurance premiums.
The Bank of Canada just made a bold statement about AI boosting the economy without massive job losses. Let's break down what this optimistic forecast actually means for you, me, and the entire Canadian insurance world.
A New York hospital just got a subpoena from Texas prosecutors over gender-affirming care. This isn't just a political headline—it's a massive red flag for healthcare liability and insurance.
New York City is considering a rent freeze for over a million apartments. This is huge news, but let's talk about the hidden story: what this means for your insurance, whether you're a landlord facing rising costs or a tenant living in the building.
In a stunning turn of events, a member of the Sackler family, synonymous with Purdue Pharma, has admitted to a felony tied to her own opioid addiction. This personal story unfolds as the family negotiates a multi-billion dollar settlement for their role in the crisis.
Florida just passed a new law letting you skip building permits for home projects under $7,500. While that sounds great, let's talk about what this really means for your homeowners insurance if something goes wrong.
A trade court recently ruled against some of the Trump-era tariffs, but the decision was surprisingly narrow. Let's break down what this really means for your business, your supply chain, and your insurance coverage.
The Kentucky Department of Insurance has released its local premium tax schedule for 2026-2027. If you write policies in the Bluegrass State, this is a must-read—let's break down what it means for you.
The FAA is proposing new rules to restrict drone flights over sensitive locations like power plants and theme parks. Let's break down what these new security measures mean for your business and your insurance coverage.
A budget standoff in New York City over a tax credit for hedge funds seems like a local issue, right? Here's why it's actually a masterclass in political risk that every business owner should be watching.