Mississippi legislation that could have limited the amount that insurers would be required to pay for auto glass repairs and replacements was defeated in committee for the second straight year. The bill was defeated in the Senate Insurance Committee on February 4. Senator Robin Robinson’s SB 2411 would have limited the amount
A bill that has implications for doing business in the state of Mississippi is under review and we thought you would want to be aware of it. The Mississippi Legislature has passed legislation that would restore a provision of insurance law, scheduled to be repealed on July 1, requiring an
Mississippi has enacted legislation that maintains a provision of insurance law requiring an insurer paying a claim to include the repairer or the lien holder on the check. The provision had been slated to be repealed on July 1, 2020. Governor Tate Reeves signed the bill on June 10. Text
The Mississippi House has passed a bill that would restore a provision of insurance law, scheduled to be repealed on July 1, requiring an insurer paying a claim to include the repairer or the lien holder on the check. The bill text was amended in the House to eliminate the
The governor of Mississippi has signed a bill that amends “Section 83-65-103, Mississippi code of 1972, to revise the definition of vehicle service contract and provide a definition of road hazard for the laws that regulate vehicle service contracts in the state of Mississippi.” The bill, H 925, was introduced
A Mississippi bill that addresses vehicle service contracts has been sent to the state’s governor for signature. The bill, H 925, “revises the definition of vehicle service contracts and provides [a] definition of road hazard for the laws that regulate vehicle service contracts in the state of Mississippi.” The bill
The Mississippi House has passed a bill that aims “to revise the laws regarding window tint to remove the medical exemption.” The bill, HB 1535, was introduced on January 21 and referred to the House Transportation Commitee. The committee adopted a substitute version of the bill on February 6 and
The Mississippi Senate is reviewing a bill that aims to “provide that the most insurers shall be required to pay for repairs is the prevailing market rate. The bill, SB 2760, was introduced on January 21 and referred to the Senate Insurance Committee. The bill died in the Insurance Committee
The Mississippi Senate is reviewing a bill that aims “”to revise the definition of certain terms used in the Mississippi vehicle service contracts law [and] to clarify the services covered under such contracts.” The bill, SB 2819, aimed was introduced on January 21 and referred to the Senate Insurance Committee.
A bill recently was introduced in the Mississippi House that aims “to revise the laws regarding window tint to remove the medical exemption.” The bill, HB 1535, was introduced on January 21 and referred to the House Transportation Committee. The committee adopted a substitute version of the bill on February