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Final Rulemaking Package Submitted for California Intervenor and AHB Fairness and Accountability Regulations

On April 20, 2026, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara submitted the final rulemaking package for the Intervenor and Administrative Hearing Bureau (AHB) Fairness and Acc...

NJ court blocks IFCA discovery against GEICO before UIM resolution

The first published appellate ruling on IFCA procedure arrives as claims surge statewide

Oregon rolls out rate hike explanation rules, housing premium subsidy

Two new Oregon insurance regulations took effect April 1 – here's what carriers need to know

NJ Supreme Court hands Berkley a clean win in D&O coverage fight

A capacity exclusion held up – and so did five years of reservation-of-rights letters

XCF Global, Files First Form 10 - K

CSA flags CIPF for incomplete procedures on dealer assessment policy changes

Two instances of missed notice - and an undocumented charge for mutual fund dealers

The Friday Five: Five ERISA Litigation Highlights - April 2026

This issue of the Friday Five discusses the Fifth Circuit’s strict approach to review deadlines, a court chiding an administrator for relying on evidence not in the record, a court...

U.S. Insurance Regulators Pulling Back The Curtain On Private Credit

Insurers prevail as federal court denies coverage in trade secret battle

Pennsylvania ruling reinforces strength of IP exclusions in CGL policies

Insurance – Court refuses to stay coverage suit

Selective Insurance's motion to stay a coverage suit against EOS Surfaces was denied by the Eastern District of Virginia, emphasizing federal jurisdiction and Virginia law. The pos...

In a Clash of Jurisdictions, Policy’s Provisions Come Out on Top

Not all policies contain forum-selection provisions or choice-of-law provisions. However, they likely will be enforced, as was the case for the insurer in Danaby Rentals Inc. v. Mt...

Steelmaker sues Encova, alleges insurer paid 3% of hail claim

Policyholder says carrier leaned on engineering report to dispute the rest of a $574K loss

In a Clash of Jurisdictions, Policy’s Provisions Come Out on Top

Not all policies contain forum-selection provisions or choice-of-law provisions. However, they likely will be enforced, as was the case for the insurer in Danaby Rentals Inc. v. Mt...

Q1 - 2026 - FMG Professional Liability Quarterly Report

A summary of the important professional liability topics by our expert team members for the first quarter. USPS POSTMARK PROCEDURE CHANGE- The U.S. Postal Service has implemented...

Farmers’ new California filing flags further homeowners' rate pressure ahead

The carrier’s approved homeowners' plan raises average rates modestly but seeks thousand new policies in distressed ZIP codes

Louisiana demands insurers reveal premium cost breakdowns to policyholders

A second mandate targets carriers shifting market plans

Virginia suspends rate-filing rules for commercial liability insurers

A 15-year-old order is gone – and the replacement comes with fresh strings for carriers

Hartford fights to cap EPL coverage at $5,000 in disability claim

The carrier says the timing of the midterm limit bump raises serious questions

NCUA seeks comment on enhancing and streamlining credit union data collection

On April 21, the NCUA announced that it issued a request for information (RFI) in the Federal Register seeking input on opportunities to “enhance and streamline” its data collectio...

Fence Me In! Court Refuses to Let an Impossible Protective Safeguard Defeat Coverage

A year ago, I wrote about the trial court decision in 3371 Reading, LLC v. Liberty Mutual Group, in Don’t Let Protective Safeguards Become Your Policy’s Poison Pill. I warned polic...

It's DSRO Exam Time for FCMs: Be Letter 25-38 Prepared!

For futures commission merchants (FCMs) that are clearing members of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, it’s that time of year: Time for the annual examination of the FCM’s operation...

Form S-3 Flowco Holdings Inc For: 2 April

Hartford fights to dodge Data Axle privacy class action coverage

The insurer points to a stack of exclusions it says shut the door on the data firm's claim

Carrier sues two insurers over alleged silence on five tender letters

Five letters across more than two years, allegedly unanswered - and a $67,552 defense bill