Explore the surge in nuclear verdicts, state tort reforms, and evolving IRS regulations on 831(b) captive insurance impacting U.S. liability and risk financing strategies in 2025.

The Trump administration ends ACA health coverage eligibility for DACA recipients, potentially affecting thousands in the U.S. insurance market and public health.

Senators introduce bipartisan bill targeting Medicare Advantage overpayments by refining risk adjustment and supporting CMS audits to enhance program integrity and save Medicare billions.

New Hampshire's Executive Council approves a study to improve women's health insurance coverage and enforce Affordable Care Act mandates, addressing postpartum care and insurer accountability.

Long-term care insurance premiums in New York are rising sharply due to past underpricing and actuarial adjustments, challenging affordability for seniors and prompting regulatory scrutiny.

Illinois explores restrictions on using socioeconomic data in auto insurance pricing, prompting industry pushback and regulatory debate on fair risk assessment and market stability.

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may replace all members of the Preventive Services Task Force, impacting insurance coverage mandates under the Affordable Care Act.

AMA urges HHS to retain the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force members amidst reports of planned dismissals, highlighting the panel's role in guiding evidence-based preventive care covered by insurers. Supreme Court upholds ACA's preventive coverage mandate.

Moody's report highlights impending Medicaid cuts, insurer financial pressures, evolving Medicare Advantage rates, and trends in U.S. healthcare leadership and technology.

Florida's OIR and University of Florida partner to enhance home resilience against water intrusion, aiming to reduce insurance costs through advanced building materials and smart technologies.