For insurance, 2020 will bring attempts toward tort expansion, legislation aimed at adapting to increasing catastrophic events, and fundamental discussions about how insurance works in America. (Photo: iStock) (Photo: iStock)

Citing concern for state market disruptions, the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) issued a statement opposing the proposed Nonprofit Property Protection Act (NPPA), an insurance regulation that would allow certain risk-retention groups that serve nonprofit organizations to offer additional types of commercial insurance.

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