2010 PIA Federal Legislative Summit Is This Week (3/16/2010)

2010 PIA Federal Legislative Summit Is This Week: Members of PIA will bring Main Street to Capitol Hill this week as they converge on our nation’s capital for the 2010 PIA Federal Legislative Summit. The summit is being held March 17-18... Full Story

Former Rep. Tom Davis to Deliver Keynote Address at PIA FLS (3/16/2010)

Thomas M. Davis, former Virginia Congressman and Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, will deliver the keynote address on March 18 at the 2010 PIA Federal Legislative Summit... Full Story

CBO Says Kanjorski’s FIO Bill Will Preempt State Insurance Regulations (3/16/2010)

All the attention being paid to the healthcare debate on Capitol Hill has taken attention away from what is a continuing threat to state regulation of insurance... Full Story

Mr. Brown Goes to Washington (3/16/2010)

What a difference one election can make... Full Story

PIA Members Will Bring Main Street to Capitol Hill March 17-18 (3/10/2010)

Members of PIA will bring Main Street to Capitol Hill when they convene March 17-18 in Washington, D.C. for the 2010 PIA Federal Legislative Summit.... Full Story

PIA Issues in Focus at Federal Legislative Summit (3/10/2010)

When PIA members travel to Capitol Hill for the March 17-18 PIA Federal Legislative Summit, they will focus on seven key areas of concern: federal interference in insurance regulation; efforts to repeal the industry’s limited federal antitrust exemption; healthcare reform; flood insurance; natural catastrophe legislation; producer licensing and crop insurance... Full Story

P/C Companies to Congress: Leave Us Out of Financial Services Overhaul (3/4/2010)

Eleven CEOs from the largest property casualty insurance companies in the country have formed a new coalition to urge Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) to leave them out of the financial services overhaul legislation... Full Story

Toyota Officials Called Limiting Safety Probes A "Win" (2/25/2010)

Toyota Corp. officials hailed as a "win" their success in lobbying federal safety officials last year to limit a recall tied to sudden acceleration complaints to just 55,000 vehicles, saving the company $100 million, according to an internal document obtained by a Congressional committee... Full Story

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