The Connecticut General Assembly adopted legislation requiring the disclosure of dams and similar structures by sellers of real property. Read on for more details.

The Nebraska Department of Insurance issued notices on the end of the waiver of proctor requirements for continuing education courses and a shift to paperless insurance license applications. Read on for more details.

The Maine Legislature adopted legislation clarifying definitions in the laws governing mortgage foreclosure. Read on for more details.

The Virginia Bureau of Insurance adopted regulations to carry out the provisions of the Insurance Data Security Act. Read on for more details.

Several industry associations, including the American Land Title Association, Mortgage Bankers Association, American Escrow Association and National Association of Realtors sent letters to Reps. Madeleine Dean and Kelly Armstrong, voicing their support for the Securing and Enabling Commerce Using Remote and Electronic Notarization Act (SECURE Notarization Act). Read on for more details.

Twelve years after suing his title insurer and related entities in 2007, including a claim under California’s Unfair Competition Law predicated on an alleged violation of RESPA, a buyer sought leave to file an amended complaint adding a freestanding RESPA claim. The trial court denied this claim and the buyer appealed. Read on for more details.

The New Hampshire Insurance Department warned insurers ransomware attacks are on the rise and insurers should take precautions to prevent these attacks. Read on for more details.

The Arkansas Insurance Department announced it will begin offering remote insurance examinations for prospective producers on June 23. Read on for more details.

The Florida Office of Financial Regulation announced the arrest of a mortgage broker on a charge of communications fraud for his alleged role in a fraudulent mortgage loan modification and investment scam. Read on for more details.