The Property and Casualty Division
George Bradner, Director
Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Property & Casualty Division
Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Property & Casualty Division
The Property & Casualty division regulates property and casualty insurance through a three-tier system of statutory standards embodied in Title 38a of the Connecticut General Statutes. The Property and Casualty Division reviews all rate, rule, and form filings made by property and casualty insurers in the state. These filings cover approximately 23 major lines of insurance provided by approximately 525 licensed companies. The division monitors price competition and levels of availability and affordability of needed insurance.
About the Property and Casualty Division
Product Form, Rate, and Rule Filing Requirements and Procedures
Property and Casualty Topics
- Business Interruption Insurance & COVID-19
- Crumbling Foundations
- Extended Warranty Forms Filing Guidelines:
- Law: Sec. 42-260. Extended warranties. Definitions. Warranty requirements. Reimbursement insurance policy. Regulations. Exceptions.
Secs. 42-261 to 42-269 - Bulletin: BULLETIN PC-45-03 – Extended Warranty Contracts
- Law: Sec. 42-260. Extended warranties. Definitions. Warranty requirements. Reimbursement insurance policy. Regulations. Exceptions.
- Coastal Homeowners
- Medical Malpractice
- Notice to Insurers & Producers
- P & C Reporting Requirements
- Workers' Compensation
Involuntary Market Plans
- Automobile Assigned Risk Plan
- Homeowner FAIR Plan (Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan)
- Workers' Compensation Assigned Risk Plan - Administered by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc. (NCCI)
- Video: Why Loss Costs Vary By States