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Jul. 2, 2020

California homeowners insurance bills face legislative fire fight

Two bills currently before the California Legislature are seemingly moving quite easily through the Assembly and Senate but are facing significant opposition from the California insurance commissioner and insurance consumer organizations.

Norris Clark

Regulatory and Financial Specialist
Locke Lord LLP

Email: nclark@lockelord.com

Norris focuses on insurance, insurer-related financial transactions, and regulatory compliance.

Currently before the California Legislature are two bills, Assembly Bill 2167 and Senate Bill 292, that are seemingly moving quite easily through the Assembly and Senate but are facing significant opposition from the California insurance commissioner and insurance consumer organizations.

Both bills must be enacted for each to become effective and, as such, both include the same legislative determination, i.e., based upon extensive i...

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