NU Online News Service, April 13, 10:08 a.m. EDT
The Insurance Agents & Brokers of Maryland is applauding the state legislature's passage of a law that no longer requires insurers to send notices for de minimis premium increases on commercial policies.
On April 9, the state's General Assembly passed the legislation (SB 256 & HB 876) that the association says reduces "consumer confusion and industry frustration."
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