New US legislation aims to prevent insurance companies from acquiring independent health clinics, addressing rising healthcare costs and market consolidation.

A new California ballot initiative proposes requiring insurers to cover fireproofed homes or face penalties, amid ongoing wildfire insurance market challenges and regulatory debates.

Praxis Reciprocal Exchange secures regulatory approval to operate as a reciprocal property insurer in Florida, prioritizing policyholder interests and market stability.

Explore the increasing inadequacy of traditional auto liability insurance limits in covering modern claim costs and the regulatory context around National Forest protections.

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance mandates flood insurance for most policyholders by 2027, affecting over half a million homeowners and shifting market dynamics.

Florida's 2022 property insurance reforms have not reduced claim denials or lawsuits, leaving homeowners with higher costs. Regulatory fines and ongoing investigations target insurers' compliance amid rising hurricane-related claims.

Auto insurance premium increases in the U.S. slowed significantly in 2025, driven by improved insurer profitability, fewer claims, and stabilized repair costs. State differences remain key factors.

Delaware's ACA marketplace shows proposed premium hikes exceeding 30% for 2026, driven by rising healthcare costs and uncertain federal subsidies. Insurer filings and state data reveal impacts on affordability and regulatory efforts.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans a 2027 auto insurance overhaul to reduce premiums by limiting lawsuits, with public insurance as a potential fallback amid insurer pressures.

North Carolina's updated flood risk data and evolving storm patterns present challenges and opportunities for flood insurance markets and risk management strategies.