Articles about Regulatory Compliance in Insurance
When a hurricane hits, the last thing you need is a battle with your insurance company. Regulators just sent a clear message by fining two more insurers for dropping the ball on claims.
A Texas manufacturer just got a major award for workplace safety. Let's break down what WNA did to earn the Lone Star Safety Award and what it means for their workers' comp.
A San Antonio courier service tried to game the system and got caught, big time. Here's the story behind their $800,000 workers' comp fraud case and what it means for every honest business owner.
In a lawsuit that's turning heads in the insurance world, Berkley claims Liberty Mutual's lawyers negotiated a $5.86 million settlement, only for the carrier to refuse to pay. We break down the stunning allegations of bad faith and stonewalling.
Big news from the world of insurance regulation. The NAIC's CEO, Gary Anderson, has unexpectedly stepped down. We'll break down what happened, who's stepping in, and why this matters for all of us in the industry.
ReSource Pro just announced its acquisition of Supportive Insurance Services, a major player in adjuster licensing. Let's break down why this is more than just another headline and what it means for insurance compliance.
A workers' comp case took a surprising turn years into litigation, forcing a new insurer to pay. Learn why the Kentucky Supreme Court's "last exposure rule" decision is a must-know for every carrier.
It seems the revolving door at the top of the NAIC is still spinning. CEO Gary Anderson is out after about a year, leaving many in the industry wondering what's next for the powerful regulatory body.
A recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling has settled a long-standing debate in workers' comp. We're breaking down what this means for classifying skin injuries and why it matters for your claims.
Did you know some states protect your credit report from medical debt? A new federal rule from the Trump administration could wipe those protections away, making it easier for a surprise medical bill to damage your credit.
Confused by Alabama's moratorium on new captives and risk retention groups? The Alabama Department of Insurance just issued a critical clarification you need to see. Find out why foreign RRGs are exempt from the freeze.
A North Carolina public adjuster faces charges for embezzling a $133,000 roof claim payment. Learn the red flags and how to ensure your insurance money ends up in your pocket, not someone else's.