Big ‘I’ Pushes Back Against New Medicare Marketing Rules
A new federal rule would require independent agents to record all Medicare sales calls starting in October.
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Disclosure and Disclaimer When Using Replacement Cost Estimators
With the current push to discuss underinsurance with your property insurance customers, now is also a good time to include a review of proper disclosures and disclaimers in connection with Replacement Cost Estimators.
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Concerning Data Privacy Legislation Passes House Committee
If enacted, the ADPPA would create a national standard on what kinds of data companies can gather from individuals and how they can use it – and insurance agents are not exempt.
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Revised Regulations on Unfair Settlement Practices
The Delaware Department of Insurance recently clarified the threshold for unfair settlement practices to constitute a punishable violation.
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Who Do You Represent in Each Transaction?
Hold a non-resident license in Pennsylvania? Take note of a state-specific requirement when placing business with a carrier that has not appointed you – or face a hefty penalty.
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How Current Is Your Written Information Security Program?
If a state regulator asks you for your Information Security Program, how long will it take you to locate it, and how current will it be?
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Delaware Legislature Passes Paid FMLA Insurance Program
A new law establishes a broad paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance program for Delaware workers, funded by payroll contributions from employers and employees.
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Auto Extrication Bill Fails to Pass
IA&B expressed serious concerns with a bill that would have allowed volunteer fire departments to bill PIP policies for vehicle extrication services.
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Delaware Legislature Pushes to Expand Private Flood Market
SB 282 facilitates the expansion of the private flood insurance market through the adoption of the NCOIL Private Primary Residential Flood Insurance Model.
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Delaware Increases Ability for Pet Owners to Recover Damages
SB 258, or the “Izzy the Cat Act,” allows pet owners to recover damages for veterinary bills and emotional trauma when their pet is injured.
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