Insurance producers licensed in New Jersey are now subject to the state’s Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) following a court decision last month. On July 15th, the New Jersey Supreme Court…
Now that New York has enacted a package of auto insurance reforms as part of the 2026-27 state budget, the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) is making…
The 2026 legislative session is one that insurance industry stakeholders will study, discuss, and remember for decades to come. A state budget that arrived nearly two months late, the passage…
By now, you’ve likely heard the news: the State Legislature has passed sweeping auto insurance reforms aimed at addressing fraud and excessive litigation. As these developments continue to receive widespread…
Despite being nearly two months late, the recently enacted New York state budget delivers a sweeping set of auto insurance reforms that tackle excessive lawsuits and strengthen fraud enforcement. The package reflects years of sustained advocacy…
Gov. Kathy Hochul held a news conference Thursday morning announcing an agreement with legislative leaders on the State Budget, including major auto insurance reforms. Absent from the news conference, however,…
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…
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…
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…
Big I New York members from across the state gathered in Albany last week for the Group of 100 (G100) Day on the Hill, meeting directly with legislators to advocate…
