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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 135
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Builders Insurance blocks Tennessee comp bid as sedation defense falls flat (opens the original)
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What happened: A Tennessee court denied workers' comp benefits to a worker who filed twice in Virginia before trying to switch states Who's involved: Pollard Management (employer), Builders Insurance Company (carrier) What's at stake: Medical and temporary disability benefits for an April 2025 back injury requiring surgery Why it matters: The ruling reinforces that early filing choices in multi-state claims can permanently lock in jurisdiction Where it stands: Expedited hearing order issued Sept
California doubles disaster penalties in sweeping property insurance overhaul (opens the original)
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What happened: California enacted SB 876, overhauling residential property insurance rules with doubled disaster penalties, mandatory extended coverage offers, and new insurer disaster response plans. Who's involved: California residential property insurers, the California Department of Insurance, the California FAIR Plan Association. What's at stake: Civil penalties of up to $20,000 per willful act during a state of emergency, plus new restitution powers for the Insurance Commissioner. Why it m
California law forces FAIR Plan to share policyholder data with private insurers (opens the original)
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What happened: California enacted a law requiring the FAIR Plan to share policyholder data with private insurers and push clients toward the voluntary market. Who's involved: The California FAIR Plan Association, all admitted and nonadmitted property insurers participating in clearinghouse programs, and every licensed property insurance broker in the state. What's at stake: The FAIR Plan's growing policy count - the law creates new mechanisms to move policyholders off the insurer of last resort
New California license lets utilities sell home protection contracts (opens the original)
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What happened: California created a new insurance license allowing organizations to sell home protection contracts through monthly utility bills. Who's involved: Home protection companies, utilities regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission, and a new class of limited lines agents. What's at stake: A $10,000 license opens a new distribution channel reaching millions of California utility customers, backed by mandatory insurance policies from carriers with at least $15 million in su
State Farm's missing rate survey revives body shop's $6,500 underpayment claim (opens the original)
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What happened: A New York appeals court revived an auto body shop's breach of contract claim against State Farm after the insurer failed to produce the rate survey behind a $6,500 repair underpayment Who's involved: Prospect Auto Sales and Repairs (repair shop) and State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company What's at stake: $6,548.38 - the difference between $19,736.60 in repairs and $13,188.22 paid by State Farm Where it stands: Summary judgment reversed; the case returns to trial court (sl
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