Online Auto Insurance Verification Bill Introduced
IA&B is supportive of the bill, which could help to crack down on uninsured drivers, among other benefits.
Online Auto Insurance Verification Bill Introduced Read More »
IA&B is supportive of the bill, which could help to crack down on uninsured drivers, among other benefits.
Online Auto Insurance Verification Bill Introduced Read More »
IA&B is opposed to the bill, which a Pennsylvania state representative reintroduced this week.
Legislation Would Ban Credit-Based Insurance Scoring Read More »
IA&B is opposed to the two industry-related bills introduced by Maryland state lawmakers earlier this month.
Lawmakers Introduce Bills Banning Telematics Rating, Mandating Minimum Loss Ratios Read More »
With a likely proposal to cut crop insurance on the horizon, our national affiliate is advocating for the program’s protection.
PIA Urges Congress to Protect Crop Insurance Read More »
Learn about the two pieces of insurance legislation that IA&B testified on this week in Annapolis, and review our comments.
IA&B Opposes Two Insurance Bills in Maryland Read More »
Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday delivered his third budget address to the Pennsylvania General Assembly, proposing a $51.4 billion state budget.
Key Takeaways from Gov. Shapiro’s Budget Address Read More »
Help our advocacy efforts by sharing your real-world examples of how Pennsylvania drivers have been harmed by limits that are too low.
IA&B Wants to Hear from YOU About Minimum Limits Read More »
Review highlights of the newly reintroduced bills — the Main Street Tax Certainty Act and the Federal Insurance Office Elimination Act
Two Big I-Supported Bills Reintroduced in 119th Congress Read More »
Review highlights of the newly reintroduced bills — the Main Street Tax Certainty Act and the Federal Insurance Office Elimination Act
Two PIA-Supported Bills Reintroduced in 119th Congress Read More »
Legislation to eliminate the cap on non-economic damages once again reared its ugly head in Annapolis.
Tell MD Lawmakers to Vote ‘NO’ on HB 113 Read More »