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The Professional Insurance Agents Western Alliance is committed to giving independent agents in Hawaii the tools, voice, and community they need to flourish. Through legislative advocacy, professional education, and meaningful industry connections, we work every day to protect and strengthen the independent agency system — because we don't just support the independent agent model, we believe in it.
Thank you to our Hawaii Sterling Partners.
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Recent news and bulletins for Hawaii from the Western Alliance.
Hawaii Gets Hammered — Damages Top $1 Billion so Far
Read more »Washington, Oregon, California & Hawaii form West Coast Alliance
Read more »Hawaii’s Supreme Court Upholds $4 Billion Maui Settlement
Read more »Hawaii’s Wildfire — No Charges in Maui
Read more »Hawaii’s $4 Billion Wildfire Settlement — It’s Up in the Air
Read more »Hawaii Wildfire — No One Reason for Losses
Read more »Hawaii’s $4 Billion Settlement — Problems Arising
Read more »Hawaii Governor Issues Proclamation to Stabilize the Insurance Market
Read more »Thank you to our Associate Members who support the independent agency system in Hawaii
Industry News — Hawaii
Aggregated headlines from across the web, curated for Hawaii agents.
Hawai'i law forces insurers to explain renewal premium increases from 2027
Plus 17 fresh grounds for the commissioner to pull an adjuster or producer license
Best Home Warranty Companies in Hawaii (May 2026)
Before purchasing a home warranty, it’s important to review plans and costs. Begin your research with this guide to the best home warranty companies in Hawaii.
No Hawaii trip this year for Portland housing authority staff, new boss says
The agency’s new boss announced the decision on his first day, following scrutiny of the Portland-area housing authority’s spending on the trips during the past four years.
The Conductor Who Doesn’t Need to Speak: Colbert Matsumoto, One of Hawai‘i’s Most Consequential Leaders
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Hawaii Business Magazine spotlights one of the state's most consequential leaders, Colbert Matsumoto, whose quiet, disciplined approa…
Captive Insurance Times
Captive Insurance Times covers all the latest day-to-day news from the captive insurance industry, exclusive interviews, features and country profiles
Hawaiʻi residents encouraged to review insurance policies in preparation for hurricane season
The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Insurance Division reminds consumers to evaluate their insurance policies before hurricane season, which begins June 1. Forecasters are indicating th…
Hawaii Employers Mutual Insurance Company Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation
If you were affected by the Hawaii Employers Mutual Insurance Company data breach, you may be entitled to compensation.
Hemic Data Breach: Social Security Numbers Exposed
Data breach at Hemic may have exposed names, SSNs, and health records. Steps to protect your info detailed.
Insurance companies brace for property crisis as lawmakers target fossil fuel firms
Insurance companies are bracing for a property crisis unlike any in recent history, as lawmakers in multiple states move to hold fossil fuel companies financially responsible for climate-driven dis…
DBEDT: Japan holds 55.5% of all foreign-owned property in Hawaii
A new Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism report details Japan's dominant role in the state's economy and workforce.
National Interstate fights to dodge Honolulu condo waterproofing coverage claim
National Interstate is leaning on familiar CGL ground to cut ties with a Hawaii contractor's defect suit
Hawaii’s bid to let insurers sue fossil industry fails
The latest legislative effort fizzled, in part, because of legal principles established after the catastrophic 2023 wildfires in Maui. Democrats say they