The rescission does not change Title VII’s prohibition against employment discrimination, and insurance producers must continue to comply with the Violent Crimes Control and Law Enforcement Act.
EEOC Rescinds Guidance on Arrest and Conviction Records Read More »
Check out what IA&B members were up to in Washington, D.C. last week when they attended the Big “I” National Legislative Conference.
2026 National Legislative Conference Highlights Read More »
Review the topics that IA&B member agents are discussing with federal lawmakers this week at the Big “I” Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C.
IA&B Members Attend National Legislative Conference Read More »
Certain HIPAA covered entities must update their Notice of Privacy Practices to address specific uses, disclosures, and patient rights regarding substance use disorder records.
Revised Notice of Privacy Practices Read More »
Join independent agents from across the country in Washington, D.C. on April 22-23.
Registration OPEN for 2026 National Legislative Conference Read More »
The U.S. House-passed omnibus budget reconciliation package includes significant tax reforms that would benefit independent agents.
Big “I” Secures Wins in House Package Read More »
Protection of the Federal Crop Insurance Program (FCIP) is paramount as the House Agriculture Committee looks to cut $230 billion in agriculture-related spending over 10 years.
Protection of Crop Insurance Subsidies Read More »
Without effective disaster mitigation, insurers face rising claim costs, homeowners struggle with skyrocketing premiums or lack of coverage, and the federal government is forced to step in with costly disaster relief programs.
Disaster Mitigation to Help Stabilize P&C Insurance Markets Read More »
In response to U.S. legal system abuse, pending legislation would address the disclosure of third-party litigation funding investors and payment recipients in civil lawsuits.
Third-Party Litigation Funding Contributes to Rising Premiums Read More »
Much of the 2017 Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) is set to expire at the end of 2025, and if Congress does not extend the cuts, individuals and businesses — including many independent agencies and their customers — will see substantial tax increases.
86% of Agencies to See Tax Hike Unless Congress Acts Read More »
