Top 10 Legislative/Regulatory Developments from FC&S Legal for October

Here are the Top 10 Legislative/Regulatory Developments from FC&S Legal for October: New York Urges Insurers…

FC&S Legal Director Esq. Steven A. Meyerowitz | November 02, 2017

Here are the Top 10 Legislative/Regulatory Developments from FC&S Legal for October:

New York Urges Insurers to Protect Sensitive Consumer Data Following Equifax Cyberattack

Texas Rule Seeks to Expand Use of Telemedicine in Workers' Compensation System

State Attorneys General Urge Health Insurers to Review Policies That “Contribute to Opioid Epidemic”

AIG Is No Longer “Too Big to Fail”

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance Board Cites $1.23 Billion of Insured Hurricane Irma Losses

New York Limits Amount No-Fault Insurers Can Pay for Out-of-State Health Care Services

Autonomous Vehicles Are Coming and Cities Should Start Preparing Now, Report Says

Attorneys General Ask Congress to Allow Medicaid to Pay for Residential Addiction Treatment

Former Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Is New EVP for Government Affairs, Public Policy, and Communications at AIG

Superstorm Sandy and the Altered Engineering Reports: How It Played Out on FC&S Legal

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