Florida's insurance market shows signs of stabilization with reduced rate hikes and significant auto insurance rebates, providing consumer relief amid ongoing property insurance cost concerns.

Oklahoma Attorney General initiates legal action against State Farm for alleged fraudulent homeowners insurance claim practices, challenging insurer market conduct and compliance.

Oklahoma Attorney General joins homeowners in lawsuit accusing State Farm of unfairly denying hail damage claims amid rising premiums and regulatory concerns.

Complete guide for U.S. policyholders on year-end insurance reviews covering homeowners, auto liability, umbrella policies, deductibles, and valuable property scheduling.

Texas faces rising home insurance premiums, increased claim disputes, and growing reliance on insurer safety nets amid diverse severe weather risks. Legal and regulatory factors shape market challenges.

Oklahoma homeowners face rising insurance premiums amid extreme weather and a use-and-file system, prompting calls for enhanced regulatory oversight and new legislative measures to protect consumers.

Georgia and Alabama implement new insurance laws in 2025, including a catastrophe savings account and extended policy termination notice, alongside Alabama's hemp product sales ban.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond intervenes in lawsuits against State Farm alleging a scheme to reduce homeowners insurance claim payments, citing violations of multiple state consumer protection laws and raising regulatory and market accountability issues.

New York's DFS issues uniform regulations for hurricane deductibles in homeowners insurance, effective 2026, standardizing definitions, notices, and application criteria statewide.

The U.S. Court of Appeals upholds denial of fire damage claim due to non-residency under homeowners insurance policy, emphasizing residency definitions in coverage.