Brittni Mealy says Future ignored court-ordered $500,000 life insurance policy
Brittni Mealy asked a Georgia court to hold Future in contempt, alleging he failed to secure a $500,000 life insurance policy for their son Prince
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Georgia bill would let property owners sue over local enforcement failures
Georgia lawmakers passed a bill allowing property owners to seek damages from local governments over alleged failures to enforce camping and immigration rules
Senate bill would cap insulin costs at $35 for private insurance plans
A bipartisan Senate bill would cap insulin at $35 for privately insured Americans and launch a pilot to extend the same limit to uninsured patients
Georgia advances insurance reform bills as Kemp signs budget with $2 bn
Georgia House sends insurance cost bills to Senate as Gov. Kemp signs amended budget with $2 bn in tax relief and public worker bonuses
Georgia lawmakers introduce bill to reform USDA Hurricane Insurance Protection program
Reps. Rick Allen, Buddy Carter and Sanford Bishop introduced the Farmers’ AID Relief Act to amend the USDA’s Hurricane Insurance Protection–Wind Index program
Georgia Insurance Commissioner says Allstate rate cut to save drivers $17.7 mn in 2026
Allstate North American Insurance Company will reduce private passenger auto insurance rates by 5% in Georgia, generating an estimated $17.7 mn in savings for policyholders in 2026
GEICO settles overtime lawsuits with call-center staff for $900,000
GEICO agreed to pay over $900,000 to resolve overtime claims from call-center workers, covering unpaid login time and alleged off-the-clock work
Lawmakers grill insurers over CEO pay as patients face rising costs
Bipartisan House members question health insurance CEOs on executive pay levels amid affordability pressures and frequent claim denials
US Judge dismisses CrowdStrike shareholder fraud suit tied to 2024 global outage
A US federal judge dismissed a shareholder lawsuit accusing CrowdStrike of hiding software testing failures ahead of the July 2024 outage, allowing plaintiffs to amend
Georgia fines health insurers $25 mn for mental health parity violations
Georgia enforcement follows a multi-year review process, with regulators citing systemic failures in coverage for mental health and substance use care
New Georgia laws reshape courts and health insurance
New Georgia laws taking effect Jan 1, 2026 change court rules, election oversight, insurance notices, healthcare governance, and vehicle registration
Howden US blames Brown & Brown culture for mass employee exits
Howden US pushes back against Brown & Brown’s injunction bid, arguing employee departures stemmed from poor management, pay, and culture
States scramble to limit health insurance premium hikes after ACA subsidy lapse
At least a dozen states are acting to curb health insurance premium increases after Congress let enhanced ACA subsidies expire, leaving millions facing higher costs.
US home insurance shows stabilisation after years of sharp hikes
Matic data shows US home insurance rates rose 8.5% in 2025, down from 18% in 2024, pointing to stabilisation despite record premiums and climate risk
FEMA releases $350 mn for Helene, Debby relief after delays
FEMA approves $350 mn in disaster aid tied to Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby after pressure over hundreds of millions in unpaid funds
Georgia court says Dunkin’ cashier’s stabbing falls under workers insurance comp
A Georgia appeals panel rules a cashier’s stabbing stemmed from her job duties, triggering the workers comp exclusive remedy and blocking a premises claim
Verlan Fire Insurance sues BioLab for $20 mn over Conyers fire and toxic smoke fallout
Verlan Fire Insurance Co. seeks $20.3mn from BioLab, alleging negligence tied to the 2024 Conyers warehouse fire that blanketed metro Atlanta in toxic smoke
Six more states approve ZestyAI’s SCS risk models for insurer filings
ZestyAI’s hail and wind models gain approval in six states, expanding the company’s SCS Suite to 29 states for carrier rate and underwriting use
State Farm seeks 6.2% auto insurance rate cut in California as losses ease
State Farm moves to trim California auto rates by 6.2% for early 2026 as comprehensive and collision losses fall across the state
State Farm drops Georgia auto rates another 3%, saving drivers $400 mn yearly
State Farm drops Georgia auto rates another 3%, saving drivers $400 mn yearly as Commissioner King pressures rival insurers to follow
Reliable Transportation Association rolled out a Physical Damage auto insurance program
Reliable Transportation Association (RTA), a managing general agent and Lloyd’s of London coverholder, has rolled out a Physical Damage insurance program for commercial auto
Georgia signed new law that expands how captive insurers can operate
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a new law that expands how captive insurance companies can operate
Georgia Senate passes Bill SB 69 to limit lawsuit awards after Kemp Backs compromise
Georgia Senate Republicans approved a bill Friday to limit lawsuit awards after a compromise on medical damages secured the necessary votes
State Farm subsidiaries accounted for 7 of the top 10 personal auto premium hikes
State Farm subsidiaries in multiple states accounted for 7 of the top 10 personal auto premium hikes in Q2, according to an S&P Global
U.S. homeowner’s insurance market suffered a $15.2 bn loss – AM Best
The U.S. homeowner’s insurance market experiencing its worst underwriting results since at least 2000, according to AM Best report
US private flood insurance market is expanding, addressing the nation’s substantial gap between economic and insured losses from flood events
Six months after wind-driven wildfires killed 30 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses in and around Los Angeles, the scenes in Altadena and Pacific Palisades remain severe
Inland areas are increasingly vulnerable to flooding from both tropical storms and severe convective storms, yet the number of homeowners who purchase flood insurance
The rise in U.S. homeowners insurance costs have been driven by a combination of increasing natural catastrophe losses and extraordinary inflation