Explore Florida's 2025 auto accident law reforms including modified comparative negligence and shortened statute of limitations affecting injury claims and insurance practices.

Home insurance rates rise in Taos County, NM due to wildfire risks and increased replacement costs, with new regulations promoting defensible space and wildfire preparedness.

Wisconsin lawmakers passed a bill classifying gig drivers as independent contractors, exempting them from traditional labor protections but introducing a portable benefits program. The legislation impacts gig economy insurance and labor regulations.

Effective January 2026, Louisiana mandates insurers to offer liability insurance discounts to commercial vehicles equipped with dashcams and telematics, aiming to improve safety and lower costs.

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.