Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
Illinois Governor Pritzker is proposing a two-year halt on tax incentives for new data centers due to soaring power costs. For insurance professionals, this is a major signal about shifting operational risks, business interruption complexities, and the future of underwriting these tech giants.
California's system for letting consumer groups challenge insurance rate hikes is facing a major overhaul. We break down what Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is proposing and why it matters for your wallet.
A groundbreaking bill is moving through California legislature to help wildfire victims with smoke damage claims. We break down what this new law could mean for you and your family's recovery.
Ever wonder why your insurance rates keep climbing, even with a clean record? A new campaign highlights how legal system abuse in California and Illinois could be the hidden culprit behind your higher premiums.
A judge in Texas just threw out a controversial "anti-woke" law that blacklisted financial firms over their ESG policies. This could be the first domino to fall, creating major ripples for the insurance and investment world.
A recent executive order on AI has created a major headache for insurers, pitting federal ambitions against long-standing state regulations. We break down what this means for your company and what legal experts advise.
You've heard about tariffs on the news, but there's a fascinating, high-stakes insurance story unfolding behind the scenes. Discover how a Supreme Court case is causing premiums to skyrocket in one specific sector, creating a boom for major carriers.
A federal judge just tossed out a controversial Texas law that punished companies for divesting from fossil fuels. Let's break down what this surprising ruling means for the insurance and investment world.
Governor Newsom recently poured cold water on the idea of a state takeover of PG&E. We'll break down the real reason why—it's a massive insurance and liability nightmare you won't believe.
If you're one of the many Californians relying on the FAIR Plan for home insurance, listen up. A new bill called the "Make It FAIR Act" was just introduced, and it aims to fix some of the biggest headaches with the program.
Thought New Hampshire was getting rid of its annual car inspections? Think again. A federal judge just slammed the brakes on the plan, and the reasons why have big implications for drivers, safety, and even your insurance.
A high-stakes battle is brewing between California and the federal government over the future of electric vehicles. This isn't just politics—it's a fight that could change the car you drive and the insurance you pay for it.