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SC Insurance Department Document Index

The South Carolina Department of Insurance has updated its document index. This notice provides access to various official documents and resources maintained by the department.

Affordable Housing Insurance Export List Guidance

The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services issued guidance on January 21, 2026, establishing an export list for affordable housing commercial property and liability insurance. This allows surplus lines carriers to provide coverage without a prior diligent search of the admitted market, as mandated by SB 829 (2025).

Oregon Bulletin: Relief for Federal Shutdown Victims

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation issued a bulletin encouraging state-regulated financial institutions to provide relief to individuals affected by the federal government shutdown. The guidance suggests accommodations such as waiving fees, deferring payments, and suspending collection activities for affected residents.

Oregon Insurance Bulletin: Relief for Federal Shutdown

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation issued Bulletin DFR 2025-8 encouraging insurance companies to provide relief to policyholders affected by the federal government shutdown. The bulletin suggests measures such as grace periods for payments and waiving late fees for affected individuals.

Oregon Investment Advisers: Fees for Availability Guidance

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation issued guidance clarifying that state investment advisers may not charge fees solely for availability. Such fees, regardless of their label, are considered unreasonable and a breach of fiduciary duty if not commensurate with rendered advisory services.

Oregon Drug Price Increase Reporting Guidance Withdrawn

The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services has withdrawn guidance related to drug price increase reports. This action reinstates the requirement for prescription drug manufacturers to file annual price increase reports, following a court ruling that overturned a previous suspension.

Oregon Warns of Health Insurance Scams Before Enrollment Ends

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation issued a warning about health insurance scams as open enrollment nears its Jan. 15, 2026 deadline. The notice urges residents to use trusted sources to avoid misleading plans and protect themselves from fraudulent websites and tactics.

Oregon Names TK Keen as Insurance Commissioner

The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services announced TK Keen has been named the new Oregon Insurance Commissioner. Keen, previously acting commissioner and deputy commissioner, will prioritize consumer protection and financial stability of regulated institutions.

Oklahoma Insurance Department Warns of Bail Bond Scam Calls

The Oklahoma Insurance Department has issued a consumer alert warning residents about scam calls impersonating bail bond agents. The department advises consumers to be skeptical of demands for immediate payment and to verify any arrest claims with official sources before sending money.

Oklahoma Insurance Department Storm Guidance

The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has issued guidance for residents affected by severe storms that impacted the state on March 5-6, 2026. The guidance provides tips for documenting damage, making temporary repairs, filing claims, and dealing with contractors to avoid fraud.

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Approves CompSource Mutual Reorganization

The Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner has approved the reorganization plan for CompSource Mutual Insurance Company. This marks the first conversion of its kind in Oklahoma under a 2024 law designed to streamline mutual insurance structures and enhance market competitiveness.

Oklahoma Homes Program Applications Filled for First Quarter

The Oklahoma Insurance Department announced that its Strengthen Oklahoma Homes (SOH) program has filled all 300 available applications for the first quarter of 2026. The program offers grants up to $10,000 for storm-resilient housing upgrades. The next application period is expected to open in early April 2026.

State Farm Policyholder Dividend Announcement

The Oklahoma Insurance Department announced that State Farm is returning a $5 billion dividend to qualifying auto policyholders nationwide, with Oklahoma policyholders receiving over $101.5 million. This action follows strong underwriting performance and prior rate reductions.

Repeal of Insurance Bulletin 2023-009

The New Mexico Insurance Department has repealed Bulletin No. 2023-009, originally issued on April 6, 2023. This action formally removes the previous bulletin from effect. The repeal is effective as of January 27, 2026.

New Mexico Insurance Bulletin 2026-005 Issued, Bulletin 2022-004 Repealed

The New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance has issued Bulletin 2026-005, which repeals Bulletin 2022-004. Bulletin 2022-004 was originally issued on April 4, 2022. The new bulletin was issued on January 12, 2026.

Ruidoso Insurance Policyholders Downgraded to Class 3 Rating

The New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance issued a bulletin notifying insurers that Ruidoso, NM policyholders are being downgraded from a Class 2 to a Class 3 Public Protection Classification (PPC) rating, effective July 1, 2026. Insurers must notify affected policyholders within 90 days of the bulletin.

Ruidoso Policyholders Move from Class 2 to Class 3 Rating

The New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance issued a corrected bulletin regarding Ruidoso's Public Protection Classification. Policyholders in Ruidoso's fire service protection areas will move from a class 2 to a class 3 rating, effective July 1, 2026. Insurers must notify affected policyholders within ninety days of the bulletin's date.

Texico Public Protection Classification Changes

The New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance issued Bulletin 2026-005 regarding changes to Texico's Public Protection Classification (PPC) effective August 1, 2026. Insurers must notify policyholders of potential premium impacts within ninety days of the bulletin.

NC Insurance Commissioner Mourns Passing of Former Representative Mike Clampitt

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey released a statement on March 18, 2026, mourning the passing of former Representative Mike Clampitt. The statement highlighted Clampitt's service as a firefighter and his legislative work representing western North Carolina.

NC Insurance Commissioner Presents Awards

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will present awards to rescue squad members for their service and leadership at a celebration event in Mount Airy on March 14, 2026. The event marks the 65-year anniversary of the Mount Airy Rescue Squad.

NC Insurance Commissioner Urges Storm Preparedness

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is urging residents to prepare for dangerous storms, including a Level 4 risk of thunderstorms and tornadoes. The notice provides safety recommendations and directs consumers to resources for storm preparation and insurance inventory.

James Daryl Williams Charged with Insurance Fraud and Forgery

The North Carolina Department of Insurance announced the arrest of James Daryl Williams for insurance fraud and forgery related to a false claim of $85,949.91. Williams was charged with multiple felonies and released on bond. This action highlights the state's commitment to investigating and prosecuting insurance fraud.

Two Charged with Insurance Fraud in Winston-Salem

The North Carolina Department of Insurance announced the arrest of two women in Winston-Salem for insurance fraud. Arshana Aisha Young was charged with multiple felonies related to falsely claiming an accident and attempting to obtain an insurance payment. Vernell Patricia Wagner was charged with aiding and abetting the fraud.

Missouri Recovers Over $129 Million for Consumers in 2025

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance announced over $129 million in recoveries for consumers in 2025. This total includes funds recovered through consumer assistance, market regulation, and the Life Insurance Policy Locator tool.

Cornerstone National Insurance Company Placed into Receivership

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance announced that Cornerstone National Insurance Company has been placed into receivership by court order, effective December 23, 2025. The company will be rehabilitated until February 28, 2026, and then liquidated, with all policies terminating by March 31, 2026.

Missouri Insurance Guidance for Winter Weather Impacts

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance has issued guidance to consumers impacted by winter weather. The guidance reminds citizens of their insurance coverage for damages such as frozen pipes, roof collapse, and food spoilage due to power outages, and provides contact information for consumer assistance.

Missouri Encourages Earthquake Insurance Planning as Coverage Increases

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI) is encouraging consumers to consider earthquake insurance as coverage availability increases statewide. A recent survey indicates more insurers are offering earthquake policies, particularly in high-risk areas near the New Madrid Seismic Zone.

Missouri Insurance Market Strain from Lawsuit Abuse

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance issued a report warning that lawsuit abuse is driving up insurance costs and straining the state's market. The report highlights the impact of social inflation and suggests legal reforms to stabilize premiums and insurance availability for families and businesses.

Minnesota Insurers Data Call on Firearm Policies and Claims

The Minnesota Department of Commerce has issued a data call to property and casualty insurers writing business in Minnesota, as directed by Executive Order 25-12. Insurers must submit detailed policy and claims data involving firearms by April 6, 2026, to inform a report on gun violence reduction.

Minnesota Guidance on Health Coverage for Gender Affirming Care

Minnesota issued a joint administrative bulletin clarifying that discrimination based on gender identity or expression in health insurance coverage is prohibited. This bulletin supersedes prior guidance and emphasizes existing laws to ensure access to medically necessary gender affirming care.

Homeowner Insurance Zip Code Reporting Bulletin

The Minnesota Department of Commerce Insurance Division issued Administrative Bulletin 2024-1, superseding prior communications on homeowner insurance zip code reporting. Insurers writing homeowner policies in specified metropolitan areas or first-class cities must now file annual reports electronically by May 1.

Homeowner Insurance Zip Code Reporting Updates

The Minnesota Department of Commerce issued Administrative Bulletin 2025-1 to update guidance on homeowner insurance zip code reporting requirements for companies. This bulletin supersedes previous communications and clarifies the annual filing deadline and reporting scope for insurers operating in specific metropolitan areas and first-class cities within Minnesota.

MN Commerce: Flexibility for Federal Employees Affected by Shutdown

The Minnesota Department of Commerce issued a notice requesting insurance companies and financial institutions to provide flexibility to policyholders and customers affected by the federal government shutdown. The notice encourages measures such as extended grace periods for payments, waiving fees, and offering flexible payment arrangements.

State Farm Dividend to Louisiana Policyholders

The Louisiana Department of Insurance announced that State Farm is issuing special dividends to qualifying policyholders. Policyholders with a Private Passenger Auto Voluntary Preferred policy in force as of December 31, 2025, will receive an average payment of $138 per vehicle, totaling $136 million statewide.

Contractor Arrested for Fraud and Falsifying Documents

The Louisiana Department of Insurance issued a cease-and-desist order and arrested Jon Andersen for allegedly falsifying documents to obtain a contractor's license. Andersen submitted fraudulent certificates of insurance and doctored inspection records.

Louisiana DOI Partners with NICB and 4WARN on Third-Party Litigation Funding

The Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) has partnered with the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) and 4WARN to combat deceptive marketing tactics used by third-party litigation funding (TPLF) entities. This initiative aims to protect consumers from misleading online advertisements that steer insurance claims into unnecessary litigation, potentially increasing insurance costs.

Louisiana DOI Finalizes Auto Insurance Rate Decreases

The Louisiana Department of Insurance has finalized rate decreases for auto insurance policies from Imperial Fire & Casualty and Allstate North American Insurance Company. These changes are expected to result in lower premiums for over 58,000 policyholders in Louisiana.

Louisiana Insurance Policyholder Guidance After Storms

The Louisiana Department of Insurance has issued guidance for policyholders affected by recent storms. The guidance provides tips on filing insurance claims, protecting property from further damage, and avoiding potential scams.

Iowa Warns Consumers About Romance and Investment Scams

The Iowa Department of Insurance and Financial Services issued a warning to consumers about the rise in romance and investment scams. The notice highlights significant increases in reported losses and cases of senior financial exploitation in Iowa, urging vigilance against emotional manipulation and fake investment opportunities.

Georgia Insurance Commissioner Urges Smoke Alarm Checks

Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King is reminding residents to check their smoke alarms when Daylight Saving Time ends. This proactive measure aims to ensure functioning smoke alarms in homes to enhance fire safety.

Arrest Made in Calhoun Residential Fire and Theft

Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced the arrest of Jorge Matilde Gonzalez in connection with a residential fire and cash theft in Calhoun, Georgia. The investigation involved multiple agencies and resulted in charges including Arson and Burglary.

Georgia Auto Insurance Rate Reductions Announced

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John F. King announced auto insurance rate reductions for three Country Mutual Insurance affiliates, resulting in an overall 6% average reduction and approximately $7.52 million in savings for tens of thousands of policyholders. The announcement highlights the state's competitive insurance market.

State Farm Dividend for Georgia Auto Policyholders

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John F. King announced that State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company is issuing a $5 billion dividend nationwide, with Georgia policyholders receiving nearly $279 million. This dividend represents an 8% return on premium for eligible private passenger auto policyholders.

Allstate Auto Rate Reduction in Georgia

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John F. King announced a 5% reduction in Allstate auto insurance rates, projected to save Georgia policyholders $17.7 million in 2026. This follows similar rate decreases from other major insurers in the state.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Overview

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department provides an overview of its mission to protect consumers, license insurance professionals and companies, and regulate the insurance marketplace. The page highlights key services and programs, including assistance with health plan denials, surprise medical bills, and mental health parity.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Filings, Reports, and Orders

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has posted a webpage detailing various filings, reports, and company orders available to the public. This notice serves as a central point of access for consumers, producers, and companies seeking regulatory information and services.

Pennsylvania Implements Pharmacy Benefit Reform Act

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has implemented the Pharmacy Benefit Reform Act (Act 77). This act introduces new regulations aimed at reforming pharmacy benefits within the state's insurance market. The specific details of the implementation and its impact on stakeholders are outlined in the department's resources.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Regulatory Updates and Consumer Protection

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has updated its website to provide information on consumer protection, licensing, and regulation. The page offers quick links for consumers, producers, and companies, along with details on popular programs and services.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department - No Surprises Act Information

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department provides information regarding the No Surprises Act, offering consumers resources to submit review requests for unexpected medical bills and understand their rights regarding surprise medical billing.

NCCI Loss Costs Accepted with 3.8% Decrease for Workers' Compensation

The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) has accepted the NCCI advisory loss cost filing, resulting in an average 3.8% decrease for workers' compensation insurance, effective July 1, 2026. Insurance companies writing workers' compensation in Texas must submit rate filings by June 1, 2026, using the new loss costs.