Maryland Bulletin 26-11, dated April 27, 2026, and titled “Requirements for Consumer Cancellation of Public Adjuster Contracts,” advises that “public adjusters may not require, or add provisions in their contracts that require, more onerous burdens upon consumers who wish to cancel their contracts within the allotted time. Public adjusters may not require consumers to use certified mail or other more onerous means than the statute allows in order to cancel their public adjust

The IRES Foundation proudly hosted its 32nd National School on Market Regulation, welcoming over 270 attendees—including four Commissioners and 17 state insurance regulators from across the United States—to the Ballantyne Hotel in Charlotte, NC. The event successfully welcomed 95 new attendees, who enjoyed the venue’s signature southern charm alongside high-level regulatory education.

I’m a 4th generation insurance professional. After college, my dad asked if I would like to join the family agency that he and my grandpa started in the ‘70s. It took a few years, but I joined the family business in September of 2006. I worked for my family agency until May of 2014, when I was hired to be the senior agent for Wyoming at AAA Mountain West. During that time, I was fortunate enough to be elected as President of the Association of Wyoming Insurance Agents, which

Spring is a season of renewal and growth—and what better time to invest in your professional development by pursuing an IRES designation? Whether you are early in your career or looking to expand your expertise, IRES offers a range of designation pathways tailored to your goals. Many of these designations begin with the Market Conduct Management (MCM®) designation, which serves as an excellent foundation for continued advancement.

Why Continuing Education Still Matters The intent of continuing education (CE) is simple: ensure that designees remain informed, agile, and aligned with the rapidly changing insurance landscape. For today’s insurance regulators and compliance professionals, CE isn’t just a requirement, it’s part of the professional rhythm. Whether you’re a long‑time designation holder or newly credentialed, staying current with CE requirements has never been more important.

New IRES members and new designees