Eric R. Dinallo, Superintendent of the New York Insurance Department, recently proposed an amendment to Regulation 41 (11 NYCRR 27) that governs the standards for excess lines placement (the “Proposed Regulation).  The Proposed Regulation seeks to include additional risks to be insured by excess lines carriers on the New York Export List. 

Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge is delighted to announce that it will again this year host a half-day seminar which will be repeated in Bermuda, New York and Boston. 

Last week, both the Florida Senate and House passed legislation, Senate Bill 1894 and House Bill 853 respectively (the “Legislation”), to exempt surplus lines insurers entirely from the provisions of Chapter 627, except where specifically stated otherwise, which contains Florida’s rate and form filing statutes. 

On April 1, 2009, the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee passed an amended Senate Bill 1894 (the “Amended Bill”) by a vote of 5-4.  The Amended Bill, while differing in form, incorporated some of the concepts proposed by Senator Jeremy Ring (D) that we reported about here.