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NAIC Expresses Concerns with AI Executive Order

NAIC Expresses Concerns with AI Executive Order

Like many state officials across the country, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) is expressing concern with President Trump’s executive order addressing state AI regulations. The NAIC points out the state insurance regulatory structure fosters consumer-focused regulation hat adapt to new technologies as they emerge. The NAIC contends the President’s executive order could be […]

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Special Ethics Provisions Apply in States of Emergency

Special Ethics Provisions Apply in States of Emergency

With hurricane season now being only a month away, the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) has taken the opportunity to remind licensees of unique claims adjusting requirements that apply during states of emergency.  The Governor typically will declare a “state of emergency” during a hurricane affecting Florida.  Among other things, the declaration of an emergency invokes […]

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Bills Would Limit Use of Drones But Preserve Insurance Uses

Bills Would Limit Use of Drones But Preserve Insurance Uses

Bills working their way through the 2015 legislative session would limit the use of drones with imaging devices, but would allow legitimate uses such as for insurance underwriting or claims activity.  SB 766 and HB 649 are moving through their respective chambers and would amend Florida’s Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act.  The bills would restrict […]

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