Illinois pushes auto insurance overhaul amid rising premiums
Illinois lawmakers are weighing insurance reforms aimed at rate oversight, fairer pricing, and stronger consumer protections as auto coverage costs climb
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Illinois lawmakers are weighing insurance reforms aimed at rate oversight, fairer pricing, and stronger consumer protections as auto coverage costs climb
Deere agreed to a $99 mn settlement over repair access claims and said it will provide digital repair tools for large farm equipment for 10 years
FHFA Director William Pulte sent criminal referrals accusing Letitia James of false statements in insurance filings tied to a Virginia property
Illinois lawmakers advanced a bill giving regulators power to review home and auto insurance rates, with insurers warning the overhaul would raise costs
HHS investigates 13 states requiring abortion coverage, citing Weldon Amendment disputes and renewed federal enforcement stance
Plumbers Welfare Fund alleges billions in kickbacks, inflated formularies, and rebate routing through Swiss affiliate Ascent Health Services
Illinois DOI updates 2026 filing instructions for annual supplier diversity reports, sets asset test, SERFF codes, and scope rules
Arthur J. Gallagher expands claims platform as Gallagher Bassett acquires Germany-based Reck & Co, strengthening cross-border marine and transport claims services
State Farm CEO Jon Farney clashes with Gov. JB Pritzker over Illinois legislation letting regulators order rebates on homeowners insurance rates
Illinois lawmakers are reviewing HB 4373, a proposal that would block assignment of rights in auto glass claims, restrict repair shop practices, and add ADAS calibration disclosures
A new Allstate rate filing affecting nearly 300,000 households revives debate over insurance oversight, market competition, and the role of state regulators
Illinois residents get extra time to enroll through the state marketplace as expired federal subsidies push 2026 premiums sharply higher nationwide
Allstate seeks new homeowners rate increases in Illinois, citing weather losses and repair costs, with some policyholders facing hikes above 10%
An Illinois appeals court dismissed a class action claiming State Farm Life violated genetic privacy law, ruling underwriting limits apply to health insurers
Illinois enacts a law setting insurer payment formulas for behavioral health, aiming to bring more therapists in-network and reduce patient out-of-pocket costs
New Illinois laws in 2026 force insurers to cover more treatments, expand drug access, widen screenings and change how hospitals disclose fees
JAB Insurance agrees to buy Columbian Mutual and CLIC, offering capital support as both insurers move through state rehabilitation
State Farm’s 27% homeowners rate increase in Illinois triggers political pushback, expert warnings on rising storm risk, and renewed regulatory pressure
Illinois lawmakers voted down a bill that would have expanded state oversight of insurance rates, data use, and climate risk disclosures for large carriers
Illinois pushes State Farm to hand over nationwide homeowners data after sharp rate hikes. Regulators say the info is critical for affordability oversight
A federal judge in Illinois dismissed a Teamsters-backed complaint that sought to overturn Arkansas’ pharmacy benefit manager rule on ERISA preemption grounds
Illinois enacted House Bill 2425, which prohibits final expense life insurers from denying coverage, limiting benefits, or charging different rates solely due to a felony conviction history
Lincoln Place Capital has filed a lawsuit against The Cincinnati Insurance Company, alleging the carrier refused to pay for wind damage and delayed resolution of a $215,450 claim
Insurance industry groups swiftly criticized a new campaign launched by Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias that challenges how auto insurers assess risk
The Illinois Senate is reviewing House Bill 1234, which mandates a study into whether insurers’ use of ZIP codes, credit scores, age, and other underwriting criteria results
An Illinois appellate court upheld the decision to pause National Surety Corp.’s lawsuit, which claimed it held no duty to cover sexual abuse allegations against the Boy Scouts of America
Insurers face losses between $1 bn and $3 bn from a severe weather outbreak in mid-March, according to Gallagher Re
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