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Governor Whitmer signed House Bill 5174 and Senate Bills 253 and 762 into law March 17, 2020

LANSING, Mich. –Today, Governor Whitmer signed House Bill 5174 and Senate Bills 253 and 762 into law.

House Bill 5174 amends the Insurance Code to modify the fees that a licensed agent or broker of surplus lines insurance may charge. HB 5174 was sponsored by Representative Daire Rendon, R-Lake City.

Senate Bill 253 prohibits a person from bringing action to enforce an unsigned agreement, promise, or contract to pay a commission for or upon the sale of an interest in real estate against the owner or purchaser of the real estate. SB 253 was sponsored by Senator Peter Lucido, R-Shelby Township.

Senate Bill 762 modifies the population parameters for qualified cities to impose a special assessment to fund its police and fire departments. SB 726 was sponsored by Senator Ken Horn, R-Frankenmuth.

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