Review the first draft of the new selection form for UM/UIM motorist coverage. The finalized version will be required for all new private passenger auto quotes, binders, and policies as of July 1, 2024.
MIA Releases Draft Form for New EUIM Opt-Out Requirements Read More »
Prior to the Pennsylvania Senate confirming Mike Humphreys as Insurance Commissioner, Senate Banking and Insurance Committee members discussed stacking, TikTok-inspired car thefts, and more with him.
Humphreys Unanimously Confirmed as PA Insurance Commissioner Read More »
Quickly advancing legislation would prohibit insurers from using certain rating factors related to criminal history in homeowners’ and private passenger motor vehicle insurance.
DE Bill Would Restrict Criminal History in Underwriting Read More »
While a newly introduced bill in the U.S. Senate would make welcome improvements to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), it also threatens agent commissions.
NFIP Bill Would Reduce Agent Commissions (MD) Read More »
While a newly introduced bill in the U.S. Senate would make welcome improvements to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), it also threatens agent commissions.
NFIP Bill Would Reduce Agent Commissions (PA/DE) Read More »
House Bill 144, which was introduced in response to the experience of several IA&B members’ policyholders, is poised to become law.
IA&B’s Workers’ Comp Exemption Bill Goes to Governor’s Desk Read More »
House Bill 144, which was introduced in response to the experience of several IA&B members’ policyholders, is heading to the state Senate.
DE House Passes Workers’ Comp Exemption Bill Read More »
House Bill 739 is on its way to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk, where it is expected to be signed into law. The bill includes changes lobbied for by the IA&B Advocacy Team.
PA Legislature Passes Insurance Data Security Act Read More »
Several insurance-related bills passed the Pennsylvania House in May. They now head to the state Senate for approval.
PA House Passes Bills on Flood Maps, Workers’ Comp Read More »
If passed, the bill would require all Pennsylvania students to complete an economic and financial literacy course.
High School Financial Literacy Requirement Passes PA Senate Read More »
