Each guide summarizes a verified public instrument — a regulator bulletin, a statute, or a filed bill — with its source and the date we last checked it. Where a bill is only proposed, the guide says so at the top. General information, not insurance or legal advice.
Insurance Bulletin 241 (Aug 2026) — the most complete homeowner evidence-rights bulletin in the country.
Department of Commerce & Insurance Bulletin 25-03 on aerial imagery and non-renewals.
Department of Insurance Bulletin 25-B-09 — imagery limits and your evidence rights.
Insurance Department imagery guidance plus Connecticut’s 60-day non-renewal notice rule.
Drone footage alone is insufficient — the Department’s position and the Unfair Insurance Practices Act.
Insurance Department guidance: aerial imagery has limits as evidence against a homeowner.
AB 1559, the aerial-imagery fairness bill, is proposed — not law yet. What exists today, and what to do now.
S9156 / A9272 aerial-imagery bills are proposed — not law yet. What they would change, and today’s options.
No imagery-cure statute — but §627.70131’s roof-age shield and inspection mechanism are real.
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