James Ralston v. Anthony Ralston - Property Dispute

The Texas Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment in the property dispute case of James Ralston v. Anthony Ralston. The case involved a dispute over property ownership and a mechanic's lien filed by James Ralston. The court's decision upholds the existing judgment.

In the Matter of the Marriage of Liliane D. Nzukou Njipwo and Pierre Nya Njipwo - Divorce Case

The Texas Court of Appeals, 7th District, affirmed a trial court's final decree of divorce. The appellant appealed the trial court's decision regarding counsel withdrawal and the division of the marital estate. The appellate court found no abuse of discretion and affirmed the lower court's ruling.

Shannon Mark Douthit v. State of Texas - Criminal Appeal Dismissed

The Texas Court of Appeals, 8th District, dismissed the criminal appeal of Shannon Mark Douthit v. State of Texas. The dismissal was for want of jurisdiction, as the order denying the motion for new trial was deemed non-appealable.

Melchor Magdaleno-Garcia v. State of Texas - Sexual Assault Appeal

The Texas Court of Appeals, 7th District, affirmed the convictions of Melchor Magdaleno-Garcia for multiple counts of sexual assault of a child and related offenses. The court found sufficient evidence to support the jury's verdicts and the assessed sentences, including consecutive life sentences.

Delaware DOI Guidance on UAS Aerial Imagery Use in Insurance

The Delaware Department of Insurance issued Bulletin No. 150 to provide guidance on the use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) for aerial imagery in insurance practices. The bulletin clarifies requirements for policy denial, cancellation, and nonrenewal notifications when UAS imagery is a contributing factor, emphasizing that cosmetic issues like roof discoloration are not valid grounds for adverse policy actions.

Delaware Insurance Bulletin No. 98 - UCAA Form 14 Contact Information

The Delaware Department of Insurance has issued Bulletin No. 98, revising requirements for direct contact information on UCAA Form 14. This bulletin clarifies the specific information insurers must provide for direct contact purposes.

Delaware Insurers: Mandatory Geographic Premium Allocation Reporting

The Delaware Department of Insurance reminds property and casualty insurers of their mandatory obligation to report the geographic allocation of premiums under 18 Del. C. § 705. This bulletin, reissued on February 2026, clarifies legislative changes effective January 1, 2025, and emphasizes the need for accurate reporting to ensure proper funding for Delaware's fire departments.

Delaware Insurance Regulation 1322 Implementation Guidance

The Delaware Department of Insurance issued Bulletin No. 138, revising guidance on implementing Regulation 1322 regarding mandatory minimum payment innovations in health insurance. The bulletin details updates to the Affordability Standards Data Submission (ASDS) template and provides submission deadlines for individual, small group, and large group health benefit plans.

CMA Investigates Adobe for Consumer Protection Law Infringements

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened an investigation into Adobe Systems Software Ireland Limited over suspected infringements of consumer protection law. The investigation focuses on early termination fee terms and the presentation of related information for certain Adobe products sold in the UK.

CMA Investigates Adobe Over Consumer Law Cancellation Fees

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into Adobe concerning potentially unfair and misleading early cancellation fees on its 'annual billed monthly' plans. This action falls under the CMA's direct consumer enforcement powers, which allow for potential fines of up to 10% of global turnover.

Homeowners Insurance Unfair Trade Practices Clarification

The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking issued a clarification bulletin regarding unfair trade practices for homeowners insurance. It reminds insurers that increasing premiums, changing rating classifications, or imposing surcharges due to a first weather-related claim is prohibited, even if the policy is not non-renewed.

DC Bulletin: Depreciation of Labor in Property Insurance Policies

The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking issued a bulletin clarifying that depreciating labor expenses in property insurance policies is considered an unfair claims settlement practice. Insurers are instructed not to approve policy forms that allow for the depreciation of labor.

DC Guidance on Insurer Immunization Coverage

The DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) issued guidance clarifying insurer expectations for immunization coverage. Insurers are expected to cover all ACIP-recommended vaccines and their administration costs without cost-sharing or obstructive utilization management for individual, small, and large group markets.

Updated Notification on Coverage Requirement and Issuer Accommodation

The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking has issued an updated bulletin regarding coverage requirements and issuer accommodations. This notice clarifies existing requirements for insurers and healthcare providers within the District.

Colorado DOI Enforces Federal and State Transparency in Coverage Rules

The Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI) has been granted enforcement authority over federal Transparency in Coverage (TiC) requirements. This allows the DOI to monitor carrier compliance with state and federal TiC data rules and issue penalties. The state also passed SB24-080 to strengthen these rules.

Contaminated Gasoline Advisory for Vehicle Owners with Insurance Issues

The Colorado Division of Insurance issued an advisory for vehicle owners affected by contaminated gasoline and experiencing issues with their insurance carriers. The advisory provides guidance on filing claims and contact information for the Division of Insurance.

Colorado Option Plans Reduce Premiums and Out-of-Pocket Costs

The Colorado Division of Insurance announced findings from a Mathematica analysis showing the Colorado Option standardized health plans are reducing premiums and out-of-pocket costs for consumers. The analysis, required by state law, indicates the program is meeting its goals of improving affordability and accessibility.

Colorado DOI: Hail is Primary Driver of Homeowner Insurance Costs

Colorado's Division of Insurance released data showing hail accounts for 26-54% of homeowner insurance premiums statewide. Governor Polis and the DOI are seeking innovative solutions to lower these costs for homeowners, including potential legislation for roof fortification grants and a reinsurance program for wildfires.

Colorado Access to Join Individual Health Market in 2027

The Colorado Division of Insurance announced that Colorado Access will join the state's individual health insurance market for the 2027 Plan Year. This addition will bring the total number of carriers in the market to seven, increasing consumer choice.

Arkansas DOI Warns of Medicare Urinary Catheter Billing Scam

The Arkansas Insurance Department issued a scam alert regarding scammers billing Medicare for unneeded urinary catheters. The alert highlights a significant increase in complaints since May 2023 and advises beneficiaries to regularly check their Medicare statements for fraudulent charges.

Arkansas Insurance Dept Penalizes PBMs for Law Violations

The Arkansas Insurance Department has issued notices of penalties and hearings against four major pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) for alleged violations of state law regarding pharmacy payment rates. The department is seeking up to $1.47 million in fines for payments made below national average drug acquisition costs.

Medicare Fraud Prevention Week 2024 Guidance

The Arkansas Department of Insurance is promoting Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, June 3-9, 2024. The notice provides tips for Medicare beneficiaries to prevent fraud, identify warning signs, and report suspicious activity to the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP).

Arkansas Medicare Fraud Prevention Week

The Arkansas Insurance Department's Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) is highlighting Medicare Fraud Prevention Week from June 2-8, 2025. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the estimated $60 billion lost annually to Medicare fraud and empower beneficiaries to identify and report fraudulent activities.

Arkansas Insurance Day Event Announced

The Arkansas Insurance Department will host the second annual Arkansas Insurance Day (I-Day) on September 23, 2025, in Little Rock. The event aims to bring together industry professionals, legislators, and regulators for informative sessions and networking, offering continuing education credits.

Wright v. WellQuest Elk Grove - Published Opinion

The California Supreme Court has published an opinion in the case of Wright et al. v. WellQuest Elk Grove, LLC, et al. The case, with appellate court case number C105070, was filed on October 29, 2025. This publication marks the official release of the court's decision.

Jenkins v. Jenkins - Marriage Case Opinion

The California Supreme Court has published an opinion in the marriage case Jenkins v. Jenkins. The case was filed on November 30, 2023, and is assigned Court of Appeal Case Number A169217. Oral argument is scheduled for February 24, 2026.

Alaska Insurance Suspension and Revocation Orders

The State of Alaska Division of Insurance has issued multiple orders suspending or revoking the licenses of insurance professionals and companies. These actions are effective throughout 2024 and into 2025, impacting individuals and entities operating within the state's insurance market.

Alaska Division of Insurance Regulatory Adoption Orders

The Alaska Division of Insurance has published a collection of regulatory adoption orders for various fiscal years, detailing changes to insurance regulations. These orders cover a range of topics including pharmacy benefits manager requirements, healthcare payment basis, annuity transactions, reinsurance, and long-term care.

Freedom Advantage Insurance Company Acquisition Plan Order

The State of Alaska Division of Insurance has issued a hearing order concerning the acquisition plan of Freedom Advantage Insurance Company. This order is part of a series of administrative actions listed on the division's website.

Alaska Insurance Regulatory Orders

The Alaska Division of Insurance has published a collection of regulatory orders issued between 2021 and 2026. These orders cover various topics including workers' compensation rates, surplus lines placement, and health insurance access, particularly in relation to public health emergencies.

Alaska Insurance Disciplinary Orders

The State of Alaska's Division of Insurance has published a list of recent disciplinary orders against insurance entities and individuals. These orders, primarily in the form of Stipulated Agreements, address various regulatory compliance issues within the state's insurance market.

Alaska Bulletin Lists Eligible Surplus Lines Insurers

The Alaska Division of Insurance issued Bulletin B26-01 to provide an updated list of eligible surplus lines insurers. This bulletin supersedes B25-06 and clarifies eligibility requirements for foreign and alien insurers under the Non-admitted and Reinsurance Reform Act of 2010.

Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Issues $33,000 Forfeiture for Insurance Fraud

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has issued its first forfeiture of $33,000 for insurance fraud under new statutory authority. This action addresses misrepresentations made by a transportation service owner regarding workers' compensation insurance premiums.

Wisconsin Health Coverage Enrollment Reaches Record High

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers and the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance announced a record 313,579 residents enrolled in health coverage through HealthCare.gov for the 2025 Open Enrollment Period. This represents an 18% increase from the previous year, marking the highest enrollment in the state's history.

Insurance Tips for Storm Damage Victims

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued a press release providing guidance to residents impacted by recent storm damage. The notice offers tips on documenting damage, filing claims, and contacting the OCI for assistance or to file a complaint.

Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Shares Flood Damage Tips

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued a press release providing tips for consumers experiencing flood damage. The notice reminds residents that flood damage is typically not covered by homeowners insurance but advises on documenting damage, contacting insurers, and being aware of potential scams.

Insurance Commissioner Fines Contractor Acting as Public Adjuster

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued a final decision imposing a $6,000 civil forfeiture against a contractor for acting as a public adjuster without adhering to state law. The OCI found the contractor engaged in prohibited conduct and fraudulent practices by combining repair services with claim assistance through assignments of benefits, violating conflict of interest rules.

OCI Bulletin: Use of NPN Override Function and Fraudulent ACA Plan Enrollment

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued a bulletin clarifying that the use of the 'NPN Override' function on Enhanced Direct Enrollment (EDE) platforms for fraudulent Affordable Care Act (ACA) plan enrollment violates state law. The bulletin outlines specific statutory and administrative code violations.

Wisconsin OCI Bulletin on AI Systems in Insurance

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued a bulletin reminding insurers that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems must comply with all applicable insurance laws, including those addressing unfair trade practices and discrimination. The bulletin outlines OCI's expectations for governing AI development and use, and the documentation OCI may request during investigations.

WI Insurance Guidance on COVID-19 Vaccine Coverage

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued guidance requiring health insurers and governmental self-funded health plans to cover COVID-19 vaccine administration costs without cost-sharing for all policyholders. This guidance aligns with an executive order and state anti-discrimination statutes.

WI Insurance: Reminder on 30-Day Claim Processing for FEMA Funding

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance issued a bulletin reminding property and casualty insurers of the 30-day requirement to process claims. This reminder is critical for consumers to meet the November 12, 2025, deadline for FEMA disaster assistance funding following recent severe storms.

Wisconsin Agent Appointment Renewal Invoices Due 2026

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has issued a bulletin regarding agent appointment renewal invoices due in 2026. Insurance companies must process renewals electronically through the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) by March 15, 2026.

Washington Wildfire Mitigation Grant Program Bill Passes Senate

The Washington State Senate has passed Senate Bill 6079, establishing a voluntary wildfire mitigation grant program funded by the Office of the Insurance Commissioner. The bill aims to reduce insurance policy non-renewals and cancellations due to wildfire risk by funding mitigation measures based on IBHS standards. It now moves to the House of Representatives.

Washington Insurance Fraud Modernization Bill Passes Senate

Washington's Senate unanimously passed SB 6031, a bill to modernize insurance fraud laws. The bill defines insurance fraud as a Class B felony and expands reporting requirements. It now moves to the House of Representatives.

Washington Bill Preserves Preventive Services Coverage

Washington State's Senate has passed Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 2242, ensuring continued full coverage for preventive health services by insurance plans. The bill, requested by the Governor and Insurance Commissioner, ties vaccine coverage to state Department of Health recommendations and other preventive services to federal task force guidelines.

Gov. Ferguson signs preventive services bill into law | Office of the Insurance Commissioner

Gov. Ferguson signs preventive services bill into law | Office of the Insurance Commissioner

TDCI Announces Promotion and New Hire to Division of Insurance

The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) announced the promotion of Michael Barber to Director of Consumer Insurance Services and the hiring of Peter Roth as Director of Business Process Improvement. These changes aim to enhance consumer services and operational efficiency within the Division of Insurance.

Tennessee Warns of Facebook Marketplace Auto Purchase Scams

The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) has issued a consumer alert warning residents about a rise in auto scams facilitated through Facebook Marketplace. The alert details common scam tactics and provides consumer protection tips to prevent financial loss and vehicle theft.

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.

South Carolina Insurance Bulletins and Enforcement Orders

The South Carolina Department of Insurance has updated its Document Center, which houses insurance bulletins and enforcement orders. This update provides a central location for accessing regulatory information and official actions relevant to the insurance industry in South Carolina.