Employers in Philadelphia with at least 25 employees must comply with the latest Public Health Emergency Leave law, which guarantees up to 40 hours of paid sick leave.
Philadelphia Re-Ups on COVID-19 Leave Read More »
Once again, member agencies are receiving attorneys’ pre-litigation demand letters about their websites’ non-compliance. Learn how to gauge and improve your site’s accessibility.
Pre-Litigation Letters on ADA Website Accessibility Target Agents Read More »
Prospective insurance agents with a criminal record may now determine if their background will impact their chance of licensure before taking PLE and passing the exam.
New Preliminary Licensing Determination Process Read More »
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) avoids a lapse – but not another short-term extension.
NFIP Reauthorized Through September Read More »
Maryland state lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit a small group health subsidies program to the Exchange.
IA&B Objects to Health Insurance Bill Read More »
Read the latest state legislative updates, relating to marijuana legalization, FMLA expansion, gender rating, and data brokers.
One Bill Down, Several Still Alive Read More »
Save the date of April 13 and attend a reception with Delaware’s House and Senate Banking & Insurance Committee Chairmen.
You’re Invited: Important Legislative Reception Read More »
Here’s what you need to know in advance of the RLI Personal Umbrella Policy (PUP) Program going paperless on April 1.
RLI PUP Program Update Read More »
Note that the Paid Sick Leave Act, which applies to employees of many private employers in Allegheny County, is now in effect.
Allegheny County’s Paid Sick Leave Act Read More »
Be certain that your office is in compliance with the U.S. Department of Labor notice and posting requirements. The penalties for noncompliance just became higher.
Consequences for Noncompliance with Workplace Posters Read More »
