Tennessee InsuranceTennessee Insurance regulations are always changing. In fact, the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance is always actively seeking to improve the consumer experience when dealing with the various types of insurance offered in Tennessee - Auto, Home, Life, and Health Insurance - even Commercial Insurance. Part of their state mission:
Working to protect consumers and businesses from unfair business practices...
To obtain guides and various consumer information relating to Auto Insurance, Life Insurance, and Residential Property Insurance, please visit the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance Consumer Affairs & Information resource site
You can also click on one of the cities below to find an insurance agent close by who can help protect you and your family.
| Bankruptcy suit: Sommet executives stashed assets owed to creditors | The attorney in the Sommet Group bankruptcy case has fired his first shots in an attempt to reclaim money for the defunct company’s creditors. |
| Loan modification firm fined, barred from Wisconsin | Federal Loan Modification Center LLP, a California company that markets loan modification and foreclosure rescue services, has been ordered to pay $105,754 for deceptive marketing practices. |
| Mass. residents seek $427M in home credits | Massachusetts residents have claimed over $427 million in first time federal home-buyer credits, according to a report issued by the General Accounting Office. Bay State residents filed some 40,000 claims for credits, according to report, which ranks the number and dollar amounts of housing credit claims by state as of July 3 of this year. |
| UPMC reaches Braddock hospital agreement | The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide primary and urgent care medical services in Braddock and neighboring communities to settle a civil rights complaint related to the closing of Braddock Hospital. |
| Health plan cost for workers rises 14% | Workers are paying nearly $4,000 this year toward the cost of family health coverage, an increase of 14 percent, or $482, above what they paid last year, according to an employer survey released today by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Health Research & Educational Trust. |
