Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
For over 60 years, a quirky rule in Florida required an expert witness just to decide on attorney fees. A recent court decision just called it a "sea change" and got rid of it. Here's what this means for the future of insurance claims.
The federal government just handed Texas the authority to permit carbon storage projects. It’s a huge shift that could speed things up, but it also opens a new chapter of risk and liability that the insurance world needs to understand, and fast.
A new bill in California aims to restrict social media for kids, but the ripple effects go way beyond screen time. We're breaking down the surprising ways this tech law could impact your homeowners, umbrella, and even cyber insurance.
Florida's My Safe Florida Home program offers grants to storm-proof your home, and it's wildly popular. But critics are sounding the alarm, calling it a wasteful giveaway with some major problems. Let's look at what's really going on.
You see ads on city buses all the time, but LA's newest campaign is different. Find out why Los Angeles is turning its Metro buses into rolling warnings against workers' compensation fraud.
When the SEC's enforcement chief quit after less than a week, it sent shockwaves through the corporate world. But what does this DC drama mean for your company's Directors & Officers insurance? A lot more than you think.
The war in Iran is causing a massive spike in fertilizer and fuel prices, putting immense strain on US farmers. For a group that has been a loyal base for Donald Trump, this financial pressure is creating a tense situation right before the midterm elections.
A recent EPA proposal to weaken pollution limits on ethylene oxide might seem like a niche environmental story, but it's a major signal for the insurance industry. Let's break down why this regulatory shift could trigger a wave of liability, D&O, and workers' comp claims.
A federal judge just handed a major victory to consumers by ordering the government to keep funding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Find out what this behind-the-scenes legal battle means for your rights and your money.
Kentucky just launched a $5 million grant program to help homeowners build stronger, more resilient roofs. Find out what the "Strengthen Kentucky" initiative is all about and how it could help you save money and protect your home.
Ever bet on an election outcome? That's the idea behind prediction markets, and now, US regulators are finally stepping in to write the rules. Here's what's happening and why anyone in the insurance and risk world should be paying close attention.
Florida just passed a bill that could change how you hire customer service reps. Find out how high school grads with insurance courses can now bypass licensing classes and what it means for your agency.