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Louisiana Governor Approves Major Auto Insurance Reform to Lower Costs

Louisiana enacts comprehensive auto insurance reforms targeting litigation reduction and stricter insurance oversight to lower coverage costs.

Maine Poll Shows Declining Favorability for Health Insurance Companies

New Maine polling reveals only 15% favor health insurance companies, with growing negative views amid debates on AI and pre-authorization regulations.

Texas Moves to Ban Hemp-Derived THC Consumables, Weighs Regulation and Market Impact

Texas is set to ban hemp-derived THC consumables like gummies and edibles, excluding non-intoxicating CBD and CBG products, amid market and regulatory concerns. The move impacts an $8 billion industry, reflecting ongoing challenges in hemp product oversight.

Financial Strains Prompt Vermont to Consider Major Rate Increases for Blue Cross Blue Shield

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont faces financial challenges leading to proposed rate hikes. Vermont regulators balance insurer solvency with affordability in ongoing insurance market discussions.

Wildfire Risk Drives Homeowners Insurance Crisis in Mountain West States

Mountain West states face rising homeowners insurance cancellations and premiums driven by wildfire risks. Regulatory efforts highlight urgent need for market stability and risk mitigation.

Georgia Tort Reform and Market Shifts Influence US Insurance Landscape

Explore how Georgia's tort reform, manufacturing tariffs, automotive regulations, and AI advancements are shaping the U.S. insurance industry landscape in 2024.

California FAIR Plan Faces Legal Challenges Over Wildfire Insurance Claims

California's state-backed FAIR Plan faces lawsuits from homeowners over disputed wildfire insurance claims, highlighting challenges in claim processing and regulatory compliance.

Trump 2.0 Rulemaking: Regulatory Shifts in Health and Employment

Explore key regulatory changes under Trump 2.0 affecting healthcare, employment law, and insurance compliance. Understand judicial review impacts and executive actions shaping the U.S. insurance market.

Arizona Mandates Independent Medical Director Reviews for Claims Denials

Arizona mandates independent medical director reviews for health insurer claims denials and prior authorizations based on medical necessity, effective June 2026.

UnitedHealth Faces Lawsuit Over Profit Forecast Amid CEO's Death and Claims Denial Shift

UnitedHealth Group sued for allegedly misleading shareholders about the financial impact of strategic shifts following CEO's death and claims denial changes, resulting in significant stock losses.