ACORD Changes NY Forms
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…
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…
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The New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF) has announced that it is now offering Ivans Document Download (eDocs) to insurance brokers. The new feature permits brokers to receive automatic daily…
The NY First Governing Committee met on February 25 to discuss the property and casualty insurance reforms included in Governor Hochul’s Executive Budget. NY First brings together property-casualty insurance company…
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At the urging of Big I New York, State Senator and Insurance Committee Chair Jamaal Bailey this week introduced legislation to repeal an outdated insurance producer advertising law that has…
The New York State Senate and Assembly today released the details of their respective 2027 budget proposals. Glaringly absent, however, was any mention of auto insurance affordability. “The Senate and…