Quickly advancing legislation would prohibit insurers from using certain rating factors related to criminal history in homeowners’ and private passenger motor vehicle insurance.
DE Bill Would Restrict Criminal History in Underwriting Read More »
While a newly introduced bill in the U.S. Senate would make welcome improvements to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), it also threatens agent commissions.
NFIP Bill Would Reduce Agent Commissions (PA/DE) Read More »
House Bill 144, which was introduced in response to the experience of several IA&B members’ policyholders, is poised to become law.
IA&B’s Workers’ Comp Exemption Bill Goes to Governor’s Desk Read More »
House Bill 144, which was introduced in response to the experience of several IA&B members’ policyholders, is heading to the state Senate.
DE House Passes Workers’ Comp Exemption Bill Read More »
Ensure your vacationing clients secure a Canadian ID card before driving across the border. Without it, a U.S. traveler stopped in Canada could face fines.
Canadian ID Card Requirement Read More »
Delaware legalized recreational marijuana in April 2023. Review impacts and recommended steps for employers.
Impacts of Legalized Recreational Marijuana in DE Read More »
The bill, which increases the number of allowed exemptions for LLCs, was introduced after several independent agents brought attention to the issue.
IA&B-Supported Workers’ Comp Exemption Bill Moves in DE Read More »
The bill establishes a regulatory framework for the regulation of pet insurance, but IA&B opposes training requirements for producers.
Pet Insurance Legislation Introduced in DE Read More »
Read about the insurance-related issues discussed last week when more than 30 IA&B members from Pennsylvania and Delaware went to Washington, D.C. to speak with legislators.
Independent Agents Talk Key Issues in Washington, D.C. Read More »
Learn about the top five issues IA&B members are discussing with federal lawmakers at this week’s Big “I” Legislative Conference.
IA&B Members Take Their Message to Washington, D.C. Read More »
