Law and regulation

By using technological strategies insurers can stay ahead of regulatory changes.

California ordered home insurers to maintain coverage during the next year for 750,000 customers in four counties ravaged by wildfires that are still burning east of Los Angeles.

New York's insurance regulator issued a damning report laying out the severe financial condition of the city's largest insurer of taxis and for-hire vehicles, as well as dozens of potential financial improprieties and accounting problems.

A labor and employment attorney explains how gig worker classification will continue to be an issue for employers.

Disputes about insurance liability for cybersecurity software failures bring up possibilities for public policy and regulation.

The European Union is enacting the most comprehensive guardrails on the fast-developing world of artificial intelligence after the bloc's parliament passed the AI Act on Wednesday.

NAIC, the association of state insurance regulators, has issued a 90-day call for collection of property and casualty coverage data at a zip code level of detail, to better understand climate change effects on the market. The group expects the call to yield insight on insurance availability and affordability.

NAIC shares 2024 strategic priorities and other insurance legal news out of Georgia and Florida.

Insurers should look at governance policies, operations methods and modeling to pre-emptively keep bias and drift out of AI handling of underwriting and pricing, an expert on the technology recommends.

The Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act aims to level the financial playing field for truck drivers.