PA State Senate to Take up Minimum Limits
Forthcoming legislation seeks both to raise the minimum limits to 25/50/10 and completely eliminate stacking, including removing the restriction on UM/UIM limits.
Month: August 2021
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DCRB Proposes Drastically Reduced WC Loss Costs
The proposed Residual and Voluntary Market loss cost filings submitted to the Department of Insurance show a drastic drop, with double-digit percentages.
OSHA Updates Masking, Testing Guidance
Read the latest COVID-19 guidance for employers, which mirror the CDC’s late July recommendations for masking, testing, and vaccinations.
Pittsburgh Enacts Second Emergency Paid Sick Leave Ordinance
Pittsburgh employers with 50 or more employees must provide emergency paid sick leave for certain COVID-19-related reasons.
IRS Updates Self-Correction Program for Retirement Plans
Any plan sponsor of a retirement plan is permitted to correct plan failures thanks to significant changes and revisions by the IRS.
USCIS Updates Form I-9 Lost Document Policy
Workers may now present alternate documents to complete the Form I-9 employment eligibility verification process.
Philadelphia Tweaks Mask-Mandate Exceptions
Philadelphia adjusted its mask mandate in relation to indoor seating at non-essential businesses and more.
Insurance Legislation Now in Effect
A number of insurance-related bills passed by the legislature this year recently were signed into law by Gov. Carney.
How Will Climate Change Impact Insurance?
Over 80 Delaware insurers have been asked to weigh in on everything from underwriting eligibility to rating policy changes driven by climate change projections.