The Connecticut General Assembly 2025 legislative session ended just before midnight on June 4 after passing the state’s two-year spending plan. Big I Connecticut was highly visible throughout the session,…
Big I Connecticut this week stepped up efforts to enact stronger consumer protections regarding home repairs after a loss. Assistant Vice-President of Government Relations Travis Wattie wrote to legislative leaders,…
Most clients need an umbrella! With dangers lurking everywhere and increasing with changing seasons, milestones, and success, it’s critical your customers aren’t under-insured. What are the risks of inadequate coverage?…
Nicholas M. Insua and Richard P. Lewis, partners at law firm Reed Smith, LLP, raise an interesting point in a post published last month: “The bigger issues related to how tariffs…
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The Connecticut Insurance Department (CID) has issued Bulletin PC-93-25, which instructs carriers, pursuant to Public Act No. 25-33, to include a flood insurance policy disclosure notice in homeowners and renters policies. …
Big I Connecticut’s grassroots advocacy and government relations efforts have secured a practical and agent-friendly approach to raising flood insurance awareness with consumers. Members of Big I CT successfully opposed…
As anticipated, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont this week proposed legislation mandating that insurance agents and brokers obtain written acknowledgement from certain insurance applicants regarding the availability of flood insurance and whether the…
