States Eye Private Flood Insurance Model Law Industry Thinks Is Unnecessary October 31, 2019 By Jim Sams An organization of state lawmakers is moving ahead toward adoption of a “model law” designed to encourage the sale of...
Commentary: How Florida’s Flood Insurance Model Could Work Nationwide August 1, 2018 By Lisa Miller While Congress works on various reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the time is ripe for the private...
Workers’ Compensation Still Under Pressure from Drug Repackagers, Compounding Pharmacies November 27, 2017 By Denise Johnson Though the number of physician dispensed prescriptions has declined considerably from just a few years ago, the workers’ compensation industry...
U.S. and EU Sign Covered Agreement on Insurance Regulation September 22, 2017 By Andrew G. Simpson The United States and European Union have scheduled a ceremony for today for the signing of a bilateral agreement on...
North Dakota Lawmaker Questions Reserves in Workers’ Comp Opt-Out Plans August 11, 2016 By Stephanie K. Jones A state representative from North Dakota, who serves on the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Committee at the National Conference of Insurance...
21 Named to Federal Insurance Advisory Committee August 3, 2014 The Treasury Department has named 21 individuals including state regulators, insurance executives, college professors and consumer advocates to serve as...
PCI Provides NCOIL List of ‘Key Elements’ on International Issues March 10, 2014 “The National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) took positive steps this weekend during its spring meeting outlining key areas where...