In light of recent incidents involving chemical contaminants in these products, the FDA is calling for enhanced recall communication practices that will better protect the nation’s youngest and most vulnerable consumers.
Author: Maria Valdez Haubrich
Washington Homeowners Report Policy Nonrenewals, Higher Costs in Wildfire-Prone Areas
Washington homeowners living near forests and shrublands say they’re increasingly being dropped by insurers or paying more for coverage as companies recalibrate wildfire risk.
Judge Halts Parts of ACA Marketplace Rule Ahead of Effective Date
On Aug. 22, 2025, U.S. District Judge Brendan Hurson in Baltimore paused portions of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ planned regulatory changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces, days before the provisions were slated to take effect.
Bank of America Says Autonomous Vehicles Could Be a “Goldmine” for Insurers
The shift to autonomous vehicles is a great unknown for the auto insurance industry, but to analysts at Bank of America Corp., it presents a potential “goldmine.”
Deloitte’s New Report: AI for Infrastructure Resilience
The Deloitte Center for Sustainable Progress has released a new report, AI for Infrastructure Resilience, exploring how artificial intelligence can help strengthen the world’s critical infrastructure systems in the face of growing environmental and economic pressures. The findings underscore both the risks posed by climate-driven natural disasters and the transformative potential of AI to mitigate… Continue reading Deloitte’s New Report: AI for Infrastructure Resilience
Delaware Court Pauses TRO Ruling in Marsh-Howden Dispute
The Delaware Court of Chancery announced that it will delay ruling on Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc.’s request for a temporary restraining order (TRO) against Howden in an ongoing dispute over client and staff recruitment. The court said it would wait for developments in a related case before proceeding. Background of the Dispute Earlier this… Continue reading Delaware Court Pauses TRO Ruling in Marsh-Howden Dispute
State of Florida Secures 15th Property Insurer Entering the Market Since Historic Legislative Reforms
Viceroy Preferred Insurance Company joins 14 other property and casualty insurers that entered Florida’s market since the passage of the state’s historic legislative reforms
RTP Startup Uses AI to Fight Health Insurance Denials
A Research Triangle Park–based startup is developing new tools to simplify the process of appealing health insurance claim denials, leveraging artificial intelligence to support patients and clinics. Rising Denials According to The New York Times, prescription drug claim denials grew by 25% between 2016 and 2023. In 2023, insurers on the Affordable Care Act marketplace… Continue reading RTP Startup Uses AI to Fight Health Insurance Denials
More Small Businesses Consider Dropping Their Insurers, J.D. Power Finds
As premiums rise, insurers struggle to hold onto high-value customers.
Joia M. Johnson Named to Brown & Brown, Inc. Board of Directors
Brown & Brown, Inc. has announced the addition of Joia M. Johnson, retired chief legal officer, chief administrative officer, general counsel, and corporate secretary of Hanesbrands Inc. (“Hanes”), to Brown & Brown’s board of directors.
