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2021 Arkansas Insurance Legislation Summary: Property & Casualty Insurance
Category: Insurance Regulatory, Legislative Updates
This is the second article in a series of summaries of Insurance legislation from the 93rd Arkansas General Assembly. The 93rd Arkansas General Assembly convened on January 11, 2021 and entered into an extended recess on April 27, 2021. The resolution authorizing the extended recess provides for…
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2021 Arkansas Insurance Legislation Summary: General
Category: Insurance Regulatory, Legislative Updates
This is the first article in a series of summaries of Insurance legislation from the 93rd Arkansas General Assembly. The 93rd Arkansas General Assembly convened on January 11, 2021 and entered into an extended recess on April 27, 2021. The resolution authorizing the extended recess provides for the…
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Expiration of Arkansas' Public Health Emergency
Category: Health Care, Legislative Updates
Since the COVID-19 public health emergency was initiated in Arkansas in March 2020, Governor Asa Hutchinson has repeatedly renewed the emergency order, maintaining the public health emergency for fourteen (14) months. However, Governor Hutchinson has declared that he will not renew the current…
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Arkansas Legislature Passes Bill to Ease Local Government Expansion of Broadband Access
Category: Legislative Updates, Municipal and Public Finance
Arkansas’ 93rd General Assembly unanimously passed legislation amending the Telecommunications Regulatory Reform Act of 2013 last week. Generally, government entities in Arkansas are prohibited from providing “directly or indirectly, basic local exchange, voice, data, broadband, video, or wireless…
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On the Cutting Edge of the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act: 2019 Legislative Changes and Updates
Category: Legislative Updates, Litigation
As is the case seemingly anytime that the General Assembly is called to session, this year they made some notable changes to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. Several of those changes went into effect last month, and it would be worthwhile for bodies subject to FOIA to brush up on the new…
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