Alabama 2023 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB373

Introduced
4/20/23  

Caption

Relating to insurance; to limit the number of times an insurer may apply a separate deductible to a homeowner's or a commercial property owner's named storm or hurricane insurance policy.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB8

Property insurance, policy cancellation, nonrenewal, reduction of coverage, insurers required to provide prior written notice, circumstances under which policy cancellation, nonrenewal or coverage restriction by insurer deemed ineffective.

AL SB326

Sinkhole loss insurance coverage, homeowners insurance policies, require to cover catastrophic ground cover collapse and optional coverage for sinkhole damage.

AL HB142

Insurance Dept, insurers required to be licensed, unauthorized insurers, exceptions for surplus line brokers, further provided for, authority for membership in the Surplus Line Insurance Multi-State Compliance Compact Act repealed.

AL SB46

Insurance Department insurers required to be licensed, unauthorized insurers, exceptions for surplus line brokers, further provided for, authority for membership in the Surplus Line Insurance Multi-State Compliance Compact Act repealed.

AL SB203

Dental insurance; set medical loss ratio for insurers

AL HB401

Dental insurance; set medical loss ratio for insurers

AL HJR220

Coastal Alabama Insurance, expressed

AL SB43

Insurance Department, insurance fraud, statute of limitations increased, investigators of Department of Insurance Fraud Unit, power of arrest to include other state laws

AL HB148

Motor vehicles; nonresident mandatory insurance requirements, further provided

AL SB65

Insurance Department, insurance fraud, statute of limitations increased, investigators of Department of Insurance Fraud Unit, power of arrest to include other state laws

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