On Jan. 8, 2025, the New Hampshire General Court signaled the beginning of the 2025 legislative session. With this came the introduction of H.B.434, a new bill that would amend RSA 264:18, which if passed, promises significant relief and convenience for consumers...
To enhance consumer protections and promote fairness, a new bill has been introduced in Connecticut that would impact what factors insurers can use in underwriting. If passed, this legislation would amend Title 38a of the general statutes and would prohibit insurers...
As we enter the 2025 legislative session, PIACT is sharpening its focus on advocating for reforms that will enhance efficiency, modernize outdated practices and provide better protections for insurance consumers throughout the state. Among the organization’s top...
Sen. Jamaal T. Bailey has been named chair of the New York State Senate Insurance Committee, a role that will position him to shape legislation affecting the state’s insurance industry. Representing New York’s 36th state Senate District since 2016, Bailey’s...
For decades, New York’s Section 3403 of the Insurance Law has required property owners to complete an annual anti-arson application as a condition for obtaining property insurance coverage for fire or explosion damages. While this mandate was created in the late 1970s...
The PIANJ has set an ambitious legislative agenda for the 2024-25 session, championing reforms that promote fairness, transparency and consumer protection. By advocating for key legislative changes, PIANJ continues its mission of supporting insurance professionals,...
As we kick off 2025, PIANY has unveiled its legislative priorities for the year. These initiatives aim to modernize New York state’s insurance regulations, reduce administrative burdens, and promote fairness and transparency. Let’s take a closer look at the key areas...
Horse-drawn buggies are a familiar sight on New York's rural roads: they’re a direct link to the state's Amish and Mennonite heritage. However, a recent spate of incidents has highlighted growing concerns about road safety and the adequacy of insurance coverage for...
The latest legislative moves in New Jersey include new bills that would boost outdoor dining, would make driving schools more flexible, and would protect property owners. Additionally, in the past few weeks, New Jersey has rolled out a lineup of bills that would...
Drivers in New Jersey may soon have greater protection against insurance rate hikes for accidents for which they are not at-fault. Bill S-3717 was drafted to amend the state’s Insurance Law to prevent automobile insurers from penalizing drivers involved in accidents...