Florida's 2024 legislative session ends with limited insurance reforms amid profit-shifting concerns and stalled regulatory oversight initiatives. Lawmakers plan further action next session.

Louisiana's new law bans auto insurers from raising rates solely because drivers turn 65, impacting premium pricing and regulatory compliance.

Florida's property insurance market shows rising premiums driven by construction and reinsurance costs despite stable policy counts following litigation reform legislation.

U.S. insurers increasingly dispute coverage of OEM post-collision repairs, raising safety and reimbursement issues amid growing industry conflicts.

Explore the growth of hybrid life insurance with LTC riders, state and federal LTC initiatives, and the evolving regulatory landscape shaping long-term care financing in the U.S.

Issues with unexpected cancellations of Farmers Insurance home policies affect senior clients, prompting scrutiny of insurer practices and advice on regulatory compliance and consumer actions.

Japan plans to implement mandatory health insurance for tourists and screen for unpaid medical bills to reduce healthcare costs and enforce fiscal responsibility. This policy change impacts insurance compliance and international travel markets.

Louisiana House narrowly defeats Senate Bill 235 proposing tax credits to assist low-income homeowners with rising insurance premiums amid ongoing market challenges and calls for stronger industry oversight.

Michigan lawmakers introduce bills to reduce auto insurance premiums by 10% and eliminate reinstatement fees to lower uninsured rates and improve coverage access.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner announces a 5% average increase in auto insurance rates and a 16.3% decrease in motorcycle rates, effective October 2025, balancing market pressures and consumer protections.