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The senator argued that a moratorium would bring all stakeholders to the table to develop a model for addressing LTC insurance issues, which extend beyond Connecticut. The industry has faced significant challenges due to underwriting miscalculations in the 1990s and 2000s, rising medical costs, an aging population, and longer lifespans, according to state and federal…
Foresters lapse ruling clarifies insurer liability under California notice laws
In 2014, Siino moved and attempted to update her address with Foresters, but the request was rejected because she failed to sign the change-of-address form. Her husband, however, successfully updated his address and continued to receive policy notices. As a result, Siino stopped receiving annual premium notices after her move. Source link
Maine proposes overhaul of workers’ compensation self-insurance requirements
Maine lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that could bring notable changes to how self-insurers manage workers’ compensation obligations in the state. Legislative Document 1195 (LD 1195), introduced on March 20, 2025, proposes to update several provisions of the Maine Workers’ Compensation Act of 1992. The bill is now before the Committee on Labor…
‘Maliciousness at scale’: The ‘cat and mouse’ chase of AI in cybercrime
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Leadership shakeup at Zurich, Old Republic International
Craig R. Smiddy, president and CEO of Old Republic International, said that since joining BITCO in 2023, Lehman has contributed to growth, profitability, and operational efficiency, and that his leadership will help maintain continuity as the company continues to serve agents, brokers, and customers with specialized insurance solutions. Source link