Posts by Kaitlyn Flynn
2026 Annual Conference
2026 Annual Conference Wednesday, May 27 – Friday, May 29, 2026 The Sagamore Resort 110 Sagamore Road Bolton Landing, NY 12814 We are pleased to invite you to attend NYIA’s 2026 Annual Conference. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Lake George, this year’s conference will feature a robust agenda filled with networking opportunities, informative educational sessions on…
Read More2026 Legal Roundtable – April
2026 Legal Roundtable – April April 7, 2026 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM (EDT) | Microsoft Teams Join NYIA for the spring installment of our popular Legal Roundtable series being held on April 7 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Hear from experienced defense and coverage attorneys as they discuss current developments and trends shaping…
Read MoreAlbany Update 01.21.2026 – Executive Budget
Albany Update 01.21.2026 – Executive Budget Yesterday Governor Kathy Hochul released the Executive Budget for fiscal year 2027. The Legislature also announced the joint legislative hearing schedule on the Executive Budget proposal. These hearings, each of which focuses on a programmatic area of the Executive Budget, are intended to provide the appropriate legislative committees with public input.…
Read MoreAlbany Alert: DFS Warns of Cybersecurity Threats
Albany Alert: DFS Pre-Proposed Regulation on Hurricane Deductible 03.31.25 The Department of Financial Services (DFS) is alerting regulated entities and individuals to use caution before responding to outreach from individuals falsely claiming to represent DFS. DFS recently became aware of phishing emails purporting to come from DFS personnel urging regulated entities to open files, make…
Read MoreLegislative Introduction Bulletin 01.16.26
Legislative Introduction Bulletin 01.16.26 Legislative Introduction Bulletin 01.16.26 contains bills of interest that have been added to NYIA’s tracking list between January 5, 2026 and January 16, 2026. If you would like a copy of a particular bill or sponsor memo, please visit the Senate or Assembly websites, which are linked in the bulletin. The…
Read MoreAlbany Update 01.09.2026
Albany Update 01.09.2026 In this issue … Draft Fraud and Modernization Agendas to Complement NYIA Legislative and Regulatory Priorities Legislature Introduces Chapter Amendment Bills WCB Proposes Amendments for Medical Fee Schedule Updates NICB and NYIA Publish Editorial on Insurance Fraud NYC Mayor Mamdani Signs Executive Order on Junk Fees DFS Claim Settlement Practices Regulation Expires…
Read MoreLegislative Introduction Bulletin 01.05.26
Legislative Introduction Bulletin 01.05.26 Legislative Introduction Bulletin 01.05.26 contains bills of interest that have been added to NYIA’s tracking list during the off session. If you would like a copy of a particular bill or sponsor memo, please visit the Senate or Assembly websites, which are linked in the bulletin. The document includes the following…
Read MoreAlbany Update 01.05.2026
Albany Update 01.05.2026 In this issue … WCB Announces Plans to Update Medical Fee Schedules New York Prescribes to NAIC MCAS Reporting Intended Amendments to Public Adjuster Bill Governor Declares State of Emergency Elise Stefanik Ends Bid for NY Governor WCB Proposes Regulation Allowing Residents to Treat Injured Workers Department of State Adopts Amended Regulation…
Read MoreEnacted Law Bulletin 12.22.2025
Enacted Law Bulletin 12.22.25 The following bills have been enacted into law after being signed by Governor Hochul. Please note that all these bills were passed with the agreement of a chapter amendment, which requires the Legislature to pass and Governor to sign the chapter amendment language in the new year, as a separate bill.…
Read MoreAlbany Alert: Governor Hochul Actions on Legislation
Albany Alert: Governor Hochul Actions on Legislation 12.20.25 Late last night the Governor acted on several pieces of legislation that are relevant to the property casualty industry. Most notably, the majority of these bills would expand litigation. NYIA will be releasing more information on the bills signed over the coming days but wanted to provide…
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