Louisiana Senate committee approves tax credit up to $10,000 for homeowners installing fortified roofs, aiming to reduce storm damage and insurance claims while lowering premiums.

April 2025 update on U.S. pharmaceutical regulation highlights executive orders, budget changes, CMS policies, IRA litigation, and 340B program developments shaping drug pricing and access.

Connecticut lawmakers propose legislation to ban insurance premium hikes and policy cancellations based on dog breed, challenging current underwriting practices and liability standards.

Explore the heated debate over House Bill 576 in Louisiana, where Governor Landry pushes for changes in car insurance regulation, opposed by Commissioner Temple. Insights on consumer protection and market dynamics.

Explore the challenges and legislative responses to Florida's rising home insurance costs, influenced by high hurricane risk, litigation, and reinsurance rates.

Alabama's House Bill 477, if passed, could change health insurance landscape for farmers by allowing ALFA to offer specialized plans, albeit with significant consumer protection concerns.

A New Jersey bill aims to expedite access to essential medications for serious mental illnesses by requiring insurers to remove prior authorization and step therapy.

Louisiana's House Civil Law and Procedure Committee has advanced legislative measures aimed at reforming the legal system to curb the state's car insurance crisis. The bills propose changes to how damages are awarded and aim to reduce litigation-fueled costs in car insurance.

Explore the implications of Louisiana's proposed tort reform on auto insurance claims and industry reform, including the contentious House Bill 34.

Exploring the impact of the U.S. healthcare funding debate, Matthew Espenshade discusses the misalignment between government agenda and public opinion, emphasizing challenges for the insurance industry.