Dog bite-related claims increased again in 2021, which may prompt some insurers to exclude certain dogs from homeowners’ or other liability insurance policies.
Can Insurers Exclude Dogs Based on Breed? Read More »
If you sell individual health insurance on Pennsylvania’s state-based exchange, take note of two new initiatives aimed at increasing the take-up rate.
Pennie Adds Two Features Read More »
A new law establishes a broad paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance program for Maryland workers, funded by payroll contributions from employers and employees.
MD Legislature Overrides Veto, Passes Paid Family Leave Read More »
Insurance agencies are one step closer to state immunity when writing insurance for legitimate cannabis-related businesses.
PA Cannabis “Safe Banking” Bill Clears Senate Read More »
The House last week focused on legislation that would impact natural disaster preparation, retirement planning, and Medicare expansion.
Industry-Related Bills Advance in U.S. House Read More »
The city will reinstate its indoor mask mandate next week, as COVID-19 cases rise.
Philly’s Indoor Mask Mandate Returns Read More »
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department no longer will enforce a policy that prohibits life and health insurers from collecting information on race or color.
PA Ends Enforcement of Prohibition on Race, Color Data Collection Read More »
The Insurance Department did not heed our request to add cyber products to the list, which streamlines Surplus Lines market access.
PA Export List Updated Without Change Read More »
Rates could increase for female drivers in Delaware. Despite our efforts and testimony to stop SB 231 from advancing, it cleared the Senate following a contentious hearing.
Contentious Gender Bill Clears Senate Read More »
If you or any of your employees are exposed to COVID-19, the CDC now provides a calculator to determine next steps.
COVID-19 Quarantine, Isolation Calculator Read More »
