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By Brooke Grissom
•May 29, 2026
•6 min read
State Farm Overhauls Pay for All 19,000 Agents Nationwide
State Farm agent compensation changes affect all 19,000 agents: trailing payments end, AIPP eliminated, health coverage cut. Here is what policyholders need to know.
By Taleah McGuire
•May 29, 2026
•6 min read
State Farm Reimbursed 91,686 Virginia Policyholders After Filing Glitch
Learn how the State Farm Virginia reimbursement filing glitch led to refunds for 91,686 policyholders and what file-and-use rules mean for your auto premium.
By Aaren Ramon
•May 29, 2026
•7 min read
Hochul Signs New York Auto Insurance Reforms Targeting Fraud and Rate Relief
New York auto insurance reform is now law after Gov. Hochul signed the FY27 budget package targeting fraud, staged accidents, and jackpot lawsuit payouts.
By Cassidy Richey
•May 29, 2026
•7 min read
Progressive vs Lemonade Auto Insurance: What the 2026 Numbers Reveal
Compare Progressive vs Lemonade auto insurance in 2026: financial strength, AI-driven claims, and what a $165.5M net loss means for policyholders.
By Aaren Ramon
•May 29, 2026
•7 min read
Targa Telematics Launches AI Delivery Monitoring for UK Leasing Companies
Targa Telematics launches vehicle delivery telematics for UK leasing companies, using Agentic AI to close gaps between reported and real delivery status.
By Taleah McGuire
•May 29, 2026
•14 min read
New York Approves 5% Auto Insurance Profit Cap and ZIP Code Ban
New York approves a 5% auto insurance profit cap, bans ZIP code rating, and shifts to mandatory prior approval for all rate increases.
By Taleah McGuire
•May 28, 2026
•5 min read
4 Friends Charged in Inland Empire Staged Crash Insurance Fraud Ring
Four suspects face felony charges in a staged crash insurance fraud scheme across the Inland Empire, including assault after an innocent driver was deliberately targeted.
By Taleah McGuire
•May 28, 2026
•10 min read
New York Targets Auto Fraud as New Jersey Rates Hit $1,930
Governor Hochul signed New York auto insurance reforms targeting fraud and limiting lawsuit payouts as premiums average $4,000 annually. New Jersey rates hit $1,930.
By Taleah McGuire
•May 27, 2026
•16 min read
New York Assembly Passes Auto Insurance Reform Limiting Pain and Suffering Claims
New York passes auto insurance reform barring pain-and-suffering claims for drivers over 50% at fault while tightening fraud enforcement.
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