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Tell Lawmakers to OPPOSE HB 113/SB 584 and Help Keep Insurance Rates Low in Maryland 

Lawmakers in Annapolis are considering misguided legislation (HB 113/SB 584) that would eliminate the cap on non-economic damages in Maryland. If passed, this bill could lead to more frequent and excessive nuclear verdicts and, as a result, …
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Tell Missouri Lawmakers to Pass Legal System Abuse Reform Measures

Despite some progress in previous years, rampant legal system abuse continues to threaten Missouri’s economy and cost Missouri consumers. Help us call on lawmakers to curb legal system abuse by passing legislation (HB 437/SB 312) to refor …
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Tell Lawmakers to Pass the Justice Act of 2025 

Help Stop Legal System Abuse in South Carolina  Ongoing, unchecked legal system abuse has a detrimental impact on consumers, local businesses, and South Carolina’s entire economy. The Justice Act of 2025 would help address key areas …
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Tell Lawmakers: Don’t Let Utilities Off the Hook for Wildfire Damage  

Arizona lawmakers are considering a harmful bill (HB 2201) that would shield utilities from liability and make it harder for property owners to recover damages when a utility’s negligence results in a fire that causes property damage. Thi …
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Speak Out to Stop Predatory Lawsuit Lending 

Third-party litigation financing (TPLF)—also known as “lawsuit lending”—increases the possibility of frivolous lawsuits and threatens to drive up the costs of a range of products, services, and insurance across Arizona. It also pose …
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Stop Arkansas HB 1193: Protect Consumers from Unnecessary Delays

Arkansas lawmakers are considering HB 1193, a bill that would mandate auto lienholders be included on all insurance claim payments—even for minor repairs. While intended to protect lienholders, this bill will have severe consequences for …
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Tell Lawmakers: Oregonians can’t afford Senate Bill 174 right now.  

Oregonians are already struggling to find coverage for their homes if an insurance company cancels their policy. Home and car insurance is harder to afford than ever. And now, when lawmakers should be protecting consumers from higher insura …
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Ask Illinois Lawmakers to Help Keep Insurance Rates From Rising

Don’t let overregulation turn Illinois into California! Lawmakers in Springfield are considering dangerously misguided legislation (SB 268) that could destabilize the Illinois insurance marketplace and increase costs for most Illinois res …
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Tell Des Moines: Don’t Increase Insurance Costs for Iowans 

Lawmakers in Des Moines are considering SF 119, a bill that could lead to higher auto insurance premiums for motorists statewide by increasing our state’s minimum coverage amounts, hurting economically vulnerable Iowans who can least affo …
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Help STOP Harmful Legislation that Could Limit Healthcare Availability and Raise Medical Costs for Floridians 

Healthcare costs are already increasing in Florida, with unreasonably high medical malpractice claims contributing to this growing problem. Now, legislation (SB 734/HB 6017) being considered in Tallahassee could make things even worse by dr …
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Tell Texas Lawmakers to Help Stop Nuclear Verdicts

Texas lawmakers are considering much-needed legislation (SB 30/HB 4806) to rein in medical and non-economic damages and help reduce the threat that “nuclear verdicts” pose in the Lone Star State. Driven by trial lawyers and healthcare p …
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Stop Predatory Lawsuit Lending—Tell Ohio Lawmakers to Vote YES on SB 10 & HB 105! 

Ohioans are paying the price for secretive lawsuit lending that raises costs and invites foreign influence into our courts. SB 10 and HB 105 will bring transparency, protect consumers, and safeguard Ohio’s legal system. Without action, bu …
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Contact Your Florida Lawmakers Today and Stand Against Harmful Legislation! 

Take a moment to urge your lawmakers to oppose HB 947/SB 1520 and HB 1551/SB 426 and protect the crucial legal system abuse reforms that have helped to stabilize Florida’s insurance market. Reinstating attorney fees in insurance cases (HB …
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Florida’s Insurance Reforms Are Working —Tell Your Legislators to Keep It That Way

Since lawmakers eliminated risk-free incentives for filing baseless lawsuits, several major auto insurers have filed for rate reductions between 6% and 10.5%. But once again, billboard trial lawyers want to undo that progress by repealing F …
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Recent Newsletters

APCIA’s Political Engagement team brings Insuring America PAC and grassroots together to educate member company employees about politics and policy, and to support policymakers who understand how our member companies impact American communities and consumers. To keep you updated on the team’s efforts, we share quarterly email newsletters, archived here.

Q4 2024

In this issue:

  • Recap of 2024
  • Insuring America PAC by the Numbers
  • Voice of America’s Insurers by the Numbers
  • Thank You for Your Political Engagement
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Q3 2024

In this issue:

  • Get Out the Vote
  • Insuring America PAC by the Numbers
  • Insurance and Policy Podcast
  • Industry Voice Spotlight
  • Upcoming APCIA Events & Key Dates
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Q2 2024

In this issue:

  • State updates from FL, LA, VA
  • Recapping Legislative Action Day 2024
  • Insuring America PAC update
  • Industry Voice Spotlight
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Q1 2024

In this issue:

  • Political Engagement team update: 2023 year in review
  • Our voter resource center
  • Third-party litigation funding campaign materials
  • Insurance and Policy Podcast: The rising costs of auto insurance
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Insuring America PAC

Insuring America PAC, APCIA’s bipartisan political action committee, is critical to advocacy in support of the property casualty insurance industry. Insuring America PAC’s goal is to support the election of candidates that understand the vital role insurers play in our nation’s economy, as well as support APCIA efforts to advocate for an open and competitive market that is free of unnecessary regulation, burdensome litigation, and onerous taxation on the state and federal level.

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