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CA Senate Approves AI Companion Chatbots Safety Bill California’s Senate passed a bill ( SB 243 ) that would require artificial intelligence-powered companion chatbot platforms to remind users...
OR Lawmakers Close to Approving Unemployment for Striking Workers The Oregon House passed a bill ( SB 916 ) that would allow striking workers to receive unemployment benefits for up to 26 weeks. The...
CO Changes Way PBMs Paid Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) signed a bill ( HB 1094 ) that, among other things, will allow pharmacy benefit managers, starting in 2027, to only be paid a flat service fee instead...
LA Homeowners Sue Insurers over Inadequate Fire Coverage Victims of the Los Angeles wildfires in January have filed a pair of lawsuits claiming USAA, a Texas-based insurer that serves members of the...
A year ago, after the passage of a couple of strong data privacy laws in Maryland and Vermont, we wondered if states were starting to get tougher on consumer privacy . Even though this issue remains...
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The Connecticut Senate passed an expansive consumer protection bill (SB 5). Among other things, the measure would require service providers such as hotels to use “all-in” pricing, fully disclosing all mandatory fees prior to checkout, instead of employing so-called “junk fees.” The bill would also allow the state’s attorney general to investigate allegations of price gauging during a declared state of emergency. (INSIDE INVESTIGATOR)
—Compiled by SNCJ Managing Editor KOREY CLARK
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