AM Best to discuss key insurance market and regulatory outlooks for U.S. and Canada at Casualty Actuarial Society 2025 Spring Meeting.

Two lawsuits allege major insurers colluded to push California wildfire victims to the FAIR Plan while hiking rates, triggering regulatory scrutiny and market uncertainty.

Explore the structure and interplay of HOA and individual condo insurance policies in Washington State, including coverage categories, rate trends, and claim considerations for property owners.

Florida's homeowner insurance market grows as Patriot Select enters, increasing competition and offering potentially lower premiums ahead of hurricane season, following recent regulatory reforms.

Explore the Supreme Court case challenging the ACA's no-cost preventive care mandate, its implications for insurers, providers, and patient access to essential health services.

CMS finalizes key elements of the CY 2026 Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D final rule, including insulin coverage expansion, Prescription Payment Plan codification, pharmacy data requirements, and updated enrollee protections.

The U.S. insurance industry faces a significant talent shortage with nearly 400,000 professionals retiring soon and job openings growing 6% over the next decade, highlighting the need for strategic recruitment and technological innovation.

Independent insurance agents place 62% of U.S. property and casualty premiums and 87% of commercial lines, leveraging diverse offerings and bundling advantages under regulatory compliance.

Recent Social Security and insurance claim denials reveal systemic vulnerabilities affecting immigrants and millions of Americans, emphasizing the need for regulatory attention and industry compliance to protect benefit access.

A detailed overview of the ongoing legal challenge by NYC municipal retirees to retain traditional Medicare supplemental insurance against a proposed switch to Medicare Advantage.