California financial services legislative advocacy.

Financial products move quickly. State policy shapes how they reach customers. Build a Sacramento strategy around the rules, proposals, and consumer issues affecting your business.

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AB 1039GovernorState-funded assistance grants and contracts: advance payments. Assemblymember Hart. 288 support, 0 oppose.
AB 1576EnrolledWorkers’ compensation: Subsequent injuries payments. Assemblymember Ortega. 1 support, 65 oppose.
SB 1301GovernorResidential property insurance: nonrenewals. Senator Allen. 58 support, 0 oppose.
SB 878GovernorInsurance business practices. Senator Pérez. 54 support, 0 oppose.
SB 877GovernorResidential property insurance: loss estimate transparency. Senator Pérez. 49 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2116GovernorCommercial financing. Assemblymember Schiavo. 35 support, 2 oppose.
SB 536EnrolledWorkers’ compensation insurance fraud reporting. Senator Archuleta. 29 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2499GovernorHealth care coverage: claims payments. Assemblymember Gipson. 23 support, 2 oppose.
AB 1931GovernorInsurance: home protection companies. Assemblymember Papan. 23 support, 0 oppose.
AB 1156GovernorWilliamson Act contracts: cancellation fees: photovoltaic solar facilities. Assemblymember Wicks. 8 support, 12 oppose.
AB 2038GovernorResidential property insurance: cancellations and nonrenewals. Assemblymember Harabedian. 13 support, 4 oppose.
SB 876GovernorFire and residential property insurance. Senator Padilla. 14 support, 0 oppose.

Policy priorities for financial services.

A useful legislative strategy starts with what a proposal would change for your organization and the outcome you want to pursue.

Consumer finance

Assess proposed lending, servicing, and consumer-protection policy through the lens of your product.

Payments & digital assets

Explain your business model, customer safeguards, and implementation concerns to policymakers.

Data & technology

Connect finance policy with privacy, identity, security, and automated decision-making.

Make the practical impact clear.

Bring the bill text, your operating context, and the part of the proposal that matters most. We can map the policy questions and discuss a representation plan.

Assess the proposal against your business model and objectives.
Develop a position and identify potential amendment language.
Prepare for engagement with legislative offices and committees.
Track relevant changes and connect them to the next decision.

A clear issue makes a stronger start.

Identify the bill or policy proposal, who it affects, the change you want, and your next deadline. If you do not have a bill number, describe the business problem.

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Tell us what is changing for your organization.
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