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New York Senate Insurance Committee reports nine insurance-related bills to the floor
Summary
The Senate Insurance Committee, chaired by Sen. Jamal T. Bailey, met March 3, 2025, and reported nine bills — largely by voice vote — covering topics from electronic notice delivery to coverage for breast-cancer screening and dental services.
The New York State Senate Insurance Committee, chaired by Senator Jamal T. Bailey, met on March 3, 2025, and reported nine bills to the Senate floor, nearly all by voice vote.
"Good morning. In the beginning of what they call March Madness, not just in basketball, in the legislature ... welcome to the insurance standing committee on insurance," Bailey said as he opened the session.
The measures considered would amend the Insurance Law or related state statutes on a range of topics, including the sale of non‑indemnity legal service plans (Senate Print 3147), electronic delivery of notices (Senate Print 3352), expanding coverage criteria to include certain second‑degree relatives for breast cancer screenings (Senate Print 4850), exemptions from rate-and-policy‑form filing requirements (Senate Print 4960), excess‑line coverage for some medical malpractice insurance (Senate Print 4964), limited waivers of the diligent effort requirement for excess line placements (Senate Print 5310), mortgage guarantee insurance provisions (Senate Print 35311), noncovered dental services (Senate Print 5313) and standardized small‑employer dental contracts with a…
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