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Post-Session Playbook: How the 89th Legislative Session and Special Session Impact Title (Live)
The legislative session may be over, but the impact on your work is still unfolding. In this essential follow-up to June’s “The Good, the Bad and the Bills,” we’ll go beyond what passed to explore what didn’t—and why it still matters. You’ll hear behind-the-scenes insights on key bills that were supported, amended, or stopped altogether, and discover how TLTA continues to influence critical outcomes, even after lawmakers leave the Capitol. From special sessions to evolving rulemaking and grassroots wins, this playbook equips you with a full understanding of where things stand and what comes next.
Whether you're navigating new regulations or wondering which threats were quietly neutralized, this session gives you a seat at the strategy table. Join us for a deeper dive into the legislative moves that shape your business every day.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
- Which high-priority bills didn’t pass—and why they're not off the radar yet
- How TLTA helped shape key legislation through strategic amendments
- Updates from recent special sessions and how they affect your work
- What’s next in the rulemaking process and how it connects to your bottom line
- Why advocacy efforts from individuals like you made all the difference
Presenters:
Rodney Anderson, CTIP, Alliant National Title Insurance Company
Aaron Day, TLTA
Steve Streiff, Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
Pricing:
Member $40
Nonmember $54
CE Credit:
1.0 Hour Escrow Credit
MCLE Credit:
1.0 Hour
For those new to the topic and/or the title industry. May include basic concepts, definitions, industry history and/or general information.
Under Procedural Rule P-28 II I-6, TDI will not award credit hours for completing the same course more than once per reporting period. If you attend this course through another instruction method, you cannot be granted credit for both.