Effective January 1, 2012, the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services is requiring limited producer licenses for vendors who sell or lease portable electronic devices. The announcement, which is...
Demotech, Inc., a company that monitors insurer financial stability, issued a Comparative Expense Study of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation on January 10, 2012. To view the Report, click here. Demotech’s...
To ensure compliance with the Georgia Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act, Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph T. Hudgens has announced that a Citizenship Affidavit is required from all applicants for...
On December 16, Missouri Insurance Commissioner John Huff issued Bulletin 11-07 to all motor vehicle extended service contract producers relating to motor vehicle extended service contract producer licensing. Due to...
Recent State of Oregon rulemaking implements House Bill 3411, which was enacted by the 2011 Oregon Legislative Assembly in 2011. HB 3411 requires that vendors who sell or lease portable electronics...
The Idaho Department of Insurance released its 2010 Annual Statement in December 2011. This report contains statistics compiled from the December 31, 2010 annual statements filed with the Idaho Department of...
On December 21, 2011, the Delaware Department of Insurance (“DOI”) amended Delaware Domestic/Foreign Insurers Bulletin No. 46 pertaining to the Civil Union and Equality Act of 2011 (S.B. 30). This amended...
Nebraska Insurance Director Bruce Range issued the following notice on December 14, 2011 to all insurance companies regarding 2012 Premium Tax Filing with OPTins: The Nebraska Department of Insurance has implemented...
In a Notice to Non-Resident Adjusters entitled “State Residency Address Changes and Mandatory Email Addresses,” New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Roger A. Sevigny has advised that, effective January 1,...
In a Notice to non-resident adjusters entitled “State Residency Address Changes and Mandatory Email Addresses,” New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Roger A. Sevigny has advised that, effective...