IA&B testified again this week in opposition to legislation introduced and amended at the request of the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund (MAIF). Additionally, IA&B proposed amendments of its own to the bill.
Dispute Over MAIF Legislation Continues Read More »
Lawmakers pressed the Department on rising property and casualty insurance costs and the agency’s funding structure.
Pennsylvania Insurance Department Testifies on 2026 Budget Read More »
The bill would restructure Maryland’s Private Passenger Automobile Insurance Affordability Workgroup from a fact-finding body to one designed to produce predetermined outcomes.
IA&B Testifies Against Proposal to Establish Biased Auto Insurance Workgroup Read More »
If your agency is licensed in New York, be on the lookout for an invitation to the new Department of Financial Services system, “DFS ID.”
Did You Receive an “ID Administrator” Email? Read More »
Review IA&B’s concerns with exempting the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund (MAIF) from state laws requiring insurance rates to not be excessive, inadequate, or unfairly discriminatory.
IA&B Testifies Against MAIF Legislation Read More »
IA&B is seeking feedback from insurance agencies that use chatbots or other automated systems in their operations about how a legislative proposal could affect their business.
Do You Use AI in Your Business Operations? Read More »
IA&B will testify next week on the proposal that likely would raise premiums and could upend the state’s tort liability environment.
IA&B Opposes Non-Economic Damages Bill Read More »
The IA&B-supported bill would address the use of blanket indemnity agreements in the construction industry.
Construction Anti-Indemnity Legislation Moves in PA House Read More »
Your input is needed. We are hosting a limited number of small, virtual Member Input Sessions to better understand how independent agencies are recruiting, hiring, and onboarding unlicensed and new-to-industry employees.
Join IA&B for a Virtual Member Input Session Read More »
Following a brief lapse in authority, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
has been reauthorized through Sept. 30, 2026.
NFIP Reauthorized through Sept. 30 Read More »
