NY Workers’ Comp Board Sets New Min, Max Weekly Benefits
The New York State Workers’ Compensation Board has announced the minimum and maximum weekly disability benefit rates for the coming year. State law requires the board to calculate these rates…
The New York State Workers’ Compensation Board has announced the minimum and maximum weekly disability benefit rates for the coming year. State law requires the board to calculate these rates…
Big I New York’s bill to repeal an outdated law on insurance producer advertising cleared a major hurdle yesterday. The New York State Senate Insurance Committee approved Senate Bill 9403…
Persistent advocacy pays off. The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has confirmed to Big I New York a 30-day grace period for agencies struggling to complete their…
New York has a new law that requires retail stores to accept cash payments from customers. It does not appear to apply to insurance agencies and brokerages. The New York…
Relationships matter—and the Independent Agents Political Action Committee (IAPAC) is how Big I New York members build and strengthen them with decision-makers. Supporting IAPAC ensures the voices of independent agents…
Big I New York’s media campaign supporting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s auto insurance reforms continued this week with an opinion editorial from Board Chair Kelly Gonyo. Gonyo’s piece was published in…
Insurance industry standards-setting organization ACORD has announced revisions to three application forms used in New York. The revisions, which carry a “2026/04” edition date, are for use on and after…
Several member agencies have recently contacted us about a change to the most commonly-used certificate of insurance form, ACORD 25 Certificate of Liability Insurance. ACORD published a new edition of…
By Nick Johnson, Director of Technology Artificial intelligence is reshaping insurance underwriting in ways that are hard to ignore. Carriers are moving faster, pricing more accurately, and processing more submissions…
You know the conversation all too well—clients are frustrated, confused, and increasingly angry about rising auto premiums. And they have every reason to be. Lawmakers are finally acknowledging that fraud…