Florida’s legislative reforms to address claim fraud and legal system abuse are stabilizing the state’s property/casualty insurance market, according to the latest Triple-I Issues Brief. Claims-related litigation has significantly declined over the past two years, and premium averages are nearly flat, with several insurers requesting rate decreases from the state’s insurance…
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Gov. Ron DeSantis is happy with his automobile insurance. After the State of the State address, DeSantis said the state of his car coverage from USAA couldn’t be better. Noting that he talked to “some of the guys” from the company at last year’s Army-Navy Football Game, DeSantis said that he and First Lady Casey DeSantis…
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The University of Michigan has begun preparing for potential budget cuts following an announcement from the Social Security Administration that it would be ending its cooperative agreements supporting the Retirement and Disability Research Consortium.
Should legislators ultimately pass steep cuts to Medicaid, insurers operating in this market are likely to feel the squeeze, according to a new analysis from Fitch Ratings.
East Lansing will get some of the more than $1.1 million it spent on litigation after it tried to ban Country Mill Farms from its farmers market.
160 years ago, America made a promise. On March 3, 1865, in the final days of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln and Congress established the Freedman’s Savings Bank—a radical idea at the time. The vision was simple but powerful: economic freedom must accompany personal freedom. For the first time in American history, formerly enslaved men […] The post 160 Years Later:…
Insurance could prove the issue that dominates Florida’s 2025 legislative session, given that lawmakers have filed dozens of bills aimed at reining in homeowners’ insurance premiums and once again hope to repeal the requirement to carry no-fault car insurance policies.
In the background of a chaotic legislative session, several bills designed to strengthen legal protections for medical providers, health care systems and insurance companies faced with malpractice claims are sailing smoothly through committee votes and floor debates on their way to the governor’s desk.
Media Contact: Katelyn Deckelbaum, [email protected] WASHINGTON (March 3, 2025) – A new report from the Commonwealth Fund and the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health finds that if Congress allows enhanced premium tax credits to expire at the end of 2025, communities nationwide will experience significant economic impacts. The report projects that…
A proposed tax on employer-sponsored health insurance could raise costs for small businesses and independent workers. Experts warn that the policy may reduce access to affordable coverage, making it harder for individuals to secure quality medical care while increasing financial strain on families and employers.
For years, Florida’s insurance market faced a crisis, with skyrocketing premiums and insurer insolvencies leaving homeowners with few options. Thanks to landmark reforms championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Legislature, the tide is finally turning. These strategic policy changes have brought much-needed stability, attracted new insurers, and provided homeowners with more…
A tentative agreement to end the prison strikes across NY has failed, with workers at 32 prisons still refusing to work.
(The Center Square) – Next week’s calendar is packed with major economic reports and influential Fed speeches. However, expect continued mixed signals, with data spanning manufacturing, construction, and the jobs report. Here’s what to watch:
Michigan's largest health insurance company experienced its biggest underwriting loss last year in at least a decade.
Insurer cites "significantly higher medical utilization with an expensive health care system, along with skyrocketing prescription costs."
The House's budget resolution seeks $2 trillion in federal savings. If the Senate adopts the resolution, lawmaker could target Medicaid savings.
State leaders celebrated three years ago when they passed a bipartisan measure designed to step up enforcement of a federal law that requires health insurers treat mental health and substance abuse services the same as physical care.
