The decision by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte to veto House Bill 607 has brought attention to the ongoing debate over healthcare costs and insurance mandates. The bill, introduced by Representative Paul Tuss, aimed to extend hearing aid insurance coverage beyond individuals aged 18 and younger to
Texas' recent legislative session has been marked by a series of bills fundamentally affecting the lives of transgender and nonbinary individuals. This coordinated effort by Texas lawmakers seeks to redefine child welfare laws, insurance coverage concerning gender-affirming care, and legal
In a landmark ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently reinforced the enforceability of arbitration clauses in surplus lines insurance policies, demonstrating a decisive stance in favor of arbitration over conflicting state laws. Emerging from a complex case involving
In recent times, Chile's insurance industry has experienced notable advancements in growth and regulatory development, garnering attention from global stakeholders. The influential credit rating agency, AM Best, has sustained its stable outlook on the country’s insurance sector. This appraisal is
The ongoing insurance issues faced by Florida condominium associations have reached a critical point, severely impacting the financial flexibility of many residents. One significant consequence is the restricted ability to refinance mortgages, a problem that has grown in complexity due to Fannie
In the complex landscape of Florida's homeowners' insurance, a pivotal legal decision has emerged that affects both insurers and policyholders regarding property repair management. This ruling, with the case of People’s Trust Insurance Company and homeowners John and Lois Abraham at its forefront,
