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WASHINGTON--Efforts to pass legislation extending the federal backstop for insurers' losses after major terrorist attacks will not be hampered by language in a recently introduced house bill, insur

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WASHINGTON–Efforts to pass legislation extending the federal backstop for insurers’ losses after major terrorist attacks will not be hampered by language in a recently introduced house bill, insurance industry representatives said.

The bill includes a provision that would effectively reset the deductible amount of coverage and threshold for federal involvement for an area hit with a terrorism attack.

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