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Insurance Legislative and Administrative Advocacy

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Operating in a heavily regulated sector such as insurance means you grapple with issues that require an insider’s knowledge of the complex regulatory system and regulatory approval process. The right partner can help you find the right path—quickly and effectively addressing issues, introducing new products and facing changes in the business environment.

With a proven track record of developing and implementing effective strategies that effect legislative and regulatory bodies, Dentons works with you to create campaigns that make a powerful impact at the federal, state and local levels. Our professionals have extensive experience with administrative approvals for insurance transactions and holding company transactions, changes to regulations governing insurance companies, ratemaking approvals and more. We’ll help you find the right approach for your business needs.

Our broad experience extends beyond insurance to include areas that affect the industry, such as pharmaceuticals, life sciences and health policy, while focusing on a wide range of topics, including:

Administrative and regulatory approvals
Drafting legislation and regulations
Public policy strategy
State and federal lobbying
Rulemaking and ratemaking proceedings
Regulatory investigations
Media monitoring
Grassroots organizing

Insights

President-elect Trump's potential priorities for insurance regulation

November 22, 2016

Apart from a fundamental disagreement between the parties as to whether the Affordable Care Act ("ACA") should be repealed and replaced, insurance regulatory issues did not play a large role in the Presidential campaign. That does not mean, however, that President Trump will not make significant changes in how the federal government interacts with state insurance regulators.