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Category Archives: Governmental Affairs
2019 Legislative Update: Tracking the Bills that Matter to Your Business
IIAT’s Governmental Affairs team has been busy reviewing the 7,000-plus bills that were filed prior to the Texas Legislature’s bill filing deadline of March 8, 2019. While insurance-related bills have not been the focus of the 86th Legislative Session, a … Continue reading
NFIP Reverses Mid-Term Cancellation Policy
On Monday, FEMA issued a bulletin stating that consumers cannot receive a refund for unearned premiums if they cancel a NFIP policy mid-term in favor of a private policy. The Big “I” is disappointed by this news but will continue to pursue … Continue reading
Make an IMPACT: Invest in a Cause Committed to Your Livelihood
Fundraising for IMPACT, IIAT’s state political action committee (PAC), is underway! Why is IMPACT important to you, your business and your clients? IMPACT funds work to support business-minded candidates and elected officials whose decision-making directly affects the overall independent insurance … Continue reading
Political Clout: How Main Street Agent Groups Stack Up
Political clout in Washington, D.C. is largely measured by political (PAC) fundraising, grassroots strength, and relationships with elected officials. The Big “I” has proven itself unparalleled when it comes to representing main street independent insurance agents in these areas. Year-end … Continue reading
Congress Passes Farm Bill
Last week, Congress approved a five-year Farm Bill, which President Trump has indicated he intends to sign. The bill passed with strong support in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, with votes of 87-13 and 369-47, respectively. Earlier … Continue reading
Big “I” VP Analyzes Possible Impacts of Election on P&C Insurance
Charles Symington, Big “I” senior vice president for external, industry & government affairs recently talked to Insurance Journal about what the mid-term elections could mean to you. Kicking off the discussion, Symington described the new landscape where each party has claimed some … Continue reading
2018 Election Results – “The Beto Effect”
With the 2018 elections behind us, we can now begin to assess what we should learn from the results. Although Beto O’Rourke was not successful in knocking off Sen. Ted Cruz, the excitement created by his candidacy, along with straight … Continue reading
Register for Big “I” Legislative Day
On Tuesday, January 29, the final day of the Joe Vincent Management Seminar, IIAT members are invited to join IIAT’s Governmental Affairs Team for Big “I” Legislative Day Following the final session of the Joe Vincent Management Seminar, on Tuesday, Jan. 29, … Continue reading
Need Tax Reform Insights? Register for a Free Webinar
Last year, President Trump signed into law the widest-ranging tax reform legislation in decades. Learn more about how the new federal tax law and regulations will impact your business during a free webinar hosted by the Big “I.” Click on … Continue reading
IIAT Joins TAHU in Filing Amicus Brief
Recently, IIAT joined TAHU (Texas Association of Health Underwriters) in filing an Amicus Brief in the case of Papalia vs. Richard Bryan, currently pending on appeal at the Texas Supreme Court. Q: What is the issue that IIAT and TAHU is … Continue reading
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