MIA Approves EUIM Opt-Out Form
The form, which includes IA&B’s suggestions, will be required for all new personal auto policies, effective July 1, 2024.
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Maryland News
Kemper to Discontinue 24,000+ Policies in PA, MD
Review details of the underwriting companies and policies that will be impacted by Kemper Corporation’s impending exit from the preferred home and auto market.
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MutualAid eXchange Placed into Rehab
Kansas-domiciled MutualAid eXchange, which may have Pennsylvania and Maryland insureds, was ordered into rehabilitation. Affected producers may have received an Aug. 10 email notification from the carrier.
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NFIP Once Again Risks Lapse
As the Sept. 30 expiration date approaches, agents are encouraged to contact their Congressional representatives.
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U.S. Senate Reintroduces Cannabis Protection Bill for Agents
Federal legislation that would protect insurance agents and carriers from the possibility of federal prosecution for providing insurance to legal, cannabis-related entities is once again under consideration.
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New Flood CE Requirements in Maryland
Beginning in October, all licensees selling Flood, Homeowners’, or Commercial Property insurance must obtain at least 2 hours of flood-related CE.
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NFIP Renewal Policy Change
NFIP renewal policies soon will require National Producer Numbers (NPNs). Watch for WYO carriers’ communication in the weeks ahead.
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Non-Competes vs. Non-Piracy
Protect your agency by understanding the fundamental differences between a non-compete and a non-piracy provision and by addressing inappropriate language that likely will not hold up in court.
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MIA Asks Consumers, Agents to Report Storm Chasers
IA&B’s Government Relations Committee and the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) alike are working to address insurance fraud related to roofing repairs.
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Federal Legislation Would Protect Tax Cuts for Independent Agents
The Section 199A 20% small business deduction — upon which many independent agents rely — is one step closer to becoming permanent.
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