Regulation/Legislation

Louisianas two senators are proposing an indefinite delay to flood insurance premium hikes mandated by legislation enacted in 2012.

In the latest war of words over the future of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, the president of the Insurance Information Institute accuses the Consumer Federation of America of being anti-consumer for its opposition to an extension.

The Oklahoma legislature passed legislation partially privatizing CompSource, but AIA says it's not a true privatization because the state will maintain substantive control over it.

Fitch Ratings is warning that failure to renew the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act could reduce product capacity in larger metropolitan areas, raising premium rates.

A critical component of our national safety net, the state-regulated workers compensation system, is being besieged, another victim of politicians reaching everywhere to generate short-term benefits by increasing services without raising taxes.

California is following in the footsteps of New York lawmakers, as the state assembly pushes three bills seeking to ban fracking.