Do you need to provide an annual certification of compliance with the PA Insurance Data Security Act? Some member agencies are receiving messages that they must comply by April 15, 2026.
Conflicting Compliance Advice on PA Insurance Data Security Act Read More »
Tax reform, disaster mitigation, legal reform, and crop insurance are among the key topics IA&B members are discussing during Congressional visits at this week’s Big “I” Legislative Conference.
IA&B Members Meet with Federal Lawmakers Read More »
If it seemed like a record number of customers shopped their auto policies last year, it’s because they did, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Insurance Shopping Study. Review trends on bundling, UBI, and more from the newly released study.
Study: Auto Insurance Shopping Read More »
If you’re scheduling your remaining CE for the year, take note of Pennsylvania’s new requirements. Read more about the change and how you can comply.
Scheduling CE? Add Ethics & Flood in May Read More »
RLI now will write certain homemade candle businesses, but it is discontinuing inland flood coverage.
Updates to RLI Home Business Insurance Read More »
Learn how the Maryland Insurance Administration’s (MIA) proposal to clarify ACV loss settlement calculations could impact roof replacements significantly.
MIA Seeks to Clarify ACV Calculation Read More »
Effective April 29, Pennsylvania’s producer-licensing education requirements will change. Candidates no longer will be required to complete pre-licensing education (PLE), while licensed P&C producers must take Flood and Ethics CE.
Goodbye PLE, Hello Flood and Ethics CE Read More »
IA&B monitored several bills during Maryland’s 2025 legislative session that proposed to change condominium insurance requirements.
Condo Insurance Changes Proposed Read More »
IA&B continues to advocate for legislation in Maryland to address home improvement contractors who seek out consumers and persuade them to bring a claim for storm damage.
Storm Chasers Bill Introduced Read More »
IA&B strongly opposed legislation in Maryland to repeal limits on non-economic damages, which would have had drastic impacts on insurance premiums.
Plaintiff Lawyers’ Bid for Unlimited Non-Economic Damages Fails Read More »
