Idaho Legislature considers Spanish-language insurance bill

“The House Business Committee Wednesday put a temporary hold on a bill that would allow insurance companies to advertise their policies in foreign languages but print the insurance contracts in English. Under current Idaho law, insurance companies are not required to print brochures or other advertising materials in Spanish or other languages, but if they decide to do so they must have policies written in those languages.”

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