PIA Northeast wants to hear your thoughts on the state of the market. A new Triple-I report indicates that personal auto profitability is moving in a positive trend. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signs the SAFE Act, restricting children’s use of social media. Connecticut hosts a special legislative session. Vermont issues a new DMV bulletin. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, accolades and education opportunities in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

Marsh: Ransomware continues to be a challenge for cyber insurance claims. Read all about the out-of-this-world 2024 PIANJ | PIANY Conference at the Hard Rock Hotel Casino. Vermont Gov. Phil Scott vetoed a data-privacy bill because it would make the state “hostile to businesses.” Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, education opportunities, upcoming events and information you may have missed in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

FEMA may run out of money before the end of this year’s hurricane season. The Institute for Legal Reform has issued a new report on the rising trend of nuclear verdicts. Connecticut is releasing funds to bolster economic development in historically underserved communities. Multiple new insurance bills have passed the New York Legislature, including the PIANY top-priority windstorm bill. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, advocacy updates, technical resources, accolades, education opportunities, and upcoming events in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

New report shows that there is some downward pressure on the property-catastrophe reinsurance market. Safest drivers ranked by state: four PIA Northeast states are in top five. Connecticut announces vote on funding to curb neighborhood flooding in Portland. PIANJ elects its officers for the 2024-25 administrative year. The PIANJ | PIANY Annual Conference was held from June 2-4 and had over 1,600 attendees: thank you for making it such a success! Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, education opportunities and upcoming events in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

NOAA has forecasted an above-average Atlantic hurricane season. A new DOL rule is facing pushback from business groups. The Connecticut Superior Court, Hartford judicial district, placed PHL Variable Insurance Co. and subsidiaries into rehabilitation. Commercial auto liability minimums to increase in New Jersey on July 1. In New York, the DFS issued a new circular letter on property/casualty carriers offering loss mitigation tools. Mandatory flood risk disclosure bill passes the Vermont Senate. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, education opportunities, upcoming events, and information you may have missed in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

A draft of the Farm Bill has been released, which includes a piece of PIA-priority legislation. New Jersey is the first to announce a series of climate resilience reforms that feature a comprehensive update of land resource protection regulations. New York state introduces a series of new bills into the Senate and Assembly. Vermont’s Department of Financial Regulation will participate in a climate data call. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, education opportunities, upcoming events and information you may have missed in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

PIA’s annual Market Trends Survey is now live: take it today! Connecticut has signed a new law to prohibit medical debt being reported to credit agencies. In New Hampshire, the Senate passed S.B.423, a bill that would ensure all parties involved in an auto accident the pertinent legal information. PIANY President Gary Slavin, CIC, LUTCF, CLTC, issued a statement about recent legislative victories in the state. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, education opportunities and upcoming events in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

It’s National Hurricane Preparedness Week: Are you and your clients ready for the upcoming hurricane season? A timeline and cost estimate for the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuilding efforts has been released. New Hampshire’s recently introduced wrongful death bill would have potential effects on insurance industry. New York state’s new laws address organized retail crime. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, advocacy updates, technical resources, accolades, education opportunities, upcoming events and information you may have missed in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

New rules from the Department of Labor and Federal Trade Commission set to rock the labor landscape of the United States. Do your insureds understand the risks posed by hurricanes? PIA has resources that can help. Recent cyberattack in New Hampshire reminds all to be vigilant about cybersecurity. New Jersey receives funds to implement solar projects. PIA Northeast receives an update about Kemper withdrawing from New York’s market. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, technical resources, education opportunities and upcoming events in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.

Triple-I Report: the economic drivers of the U.S. property/casualty industry are shown to be growing faster than the gross domestic product. If you have insureds who plan on traveling to Canada, do they know how rental car insurance works there? Connecticut Insurance Department releases new bulletin on aerial imagery and underwriting. Aid is available for two New Hampshire counties from January flooding. New York state has passed its finalized budget—what it means for TED items. Plus, you can read about state-specific industry news, compliance issues, advocacy updates, technical resources, accolades, education opportunities, upcoming events and information you may have missed in this issue of the Weekly Dispatch.