What Really Drives P&C Policy Change: It’s Local
Ever wonder what really drives legislative decisions, and why some seemingly “no-brainer” policies don’t pass? We dig into the idea that all politics is local and what that actually looks like in practice, especially for those in the P&C space.
What New State Health Care Proposals Could Mean for Workers' Comp and Auto
Single-payer healthcare proposals may affect workers’ comp and auto medical benefits. See what state bills could mean for P&C strategy planning today.
The Hidden Risk in Third Party Claims Isn’t Regulation—It’s Execution
In this Enlyte Envision podcast, Dan Zemel, director of product management, and Michele Hibbert, SVP, regulatory compliance management, discuss legislation that could soon impact third party claims and why proactive planning, integrated data, and adaptable technology are critical to staying compliant and competitive.
Business Insurance Video: Comp Spotlight with Michele Hibbert
See Michele Hibbert break down the impact of new state legislation on AI-powered claims processes in this exclusive Business Insurance "Comp Spotlight" interview.
Legislative outlook for containing third-party litigation funding in 2026
As third-party litigation funding drives higher claims costs and rising premiums, find out what’s being done to curb the impact. Hear from Brian Allen and Michele Hibbert on the legislative efforts taking shape in 2026 to protect insurers and consumers.
Prescription Drug Affordability: Why Work Comp Costs Keep Rising Despite Reform Efforts
Affordability seems to be the issue of the day, and the 2026 midterm elections will likely be decided on this perception. Housing, energy, food, insurance, health care and prescription drug costs are all pain points for businesses and consumers. Controlling prescription drug costs has been one area that has proven to be elusive for policy makers, notwithstanding some creative efforts.
Navigating AI and Claim Handling in 2026
For claims professionals, 2026 marks a pivotal year for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Claims administration has shifted from an efficiency tool to a highly scrutinized regulatory topic. The legislative arena is a complex blend of uniform guidance from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), prescriptive state laws and encouraging federal research initiatives. The core principle governing adoption of AI into claims administration is that AI must act as a support tool, and not the sole decision-maker.
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