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Contractor Compliance Alert
Kansas Senate Bill 55
Now in Effect
Contractors operating in Kansas should review this important update and take steps toward immediate compliance.
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Immediate compliance is required.
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Contractors operating in Kansas should be aware that Senate Bill 55 is now in effect. The law prohibits contractors from soliciting or accepting an Assignment of Benefits, or AOB, related to residential property insurance claims.
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What the Law Means
Contractors may not solicit or accept post-loss insurance benefit assignments.
Any assignment agreement is considered null and void.
Violations may be treated as unfair or deceptive business practices under Kansas law.
Contractors should review contracts, procedures, and insurance claim workflows immediately.
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| REVIEW SENATE BILL 55 |
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What Contractors Can Still Do
Contractors may also advocate for proper restoration work. However, the homeowner must remain in control of the insurance claim and policy benefits.
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Learn More
Contractors are strongly encouraged to review the full language of Senate Bill 55 and consult legal counsel regarding how this legislation may affect contracts, sales procedures, and insurance restoration practices.
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A Valuable Resource for Kansas Roofers
The Kansas Roofing Association continues to be a strong industry resource for contractors seeking updates on legislation, compliance issues, advocacy, and roofing industry best practices in Kansas.
Kansas contractors are also always welcome to contact the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association with questions or for additional industry resources and support.
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Review the Bill and Update Your Procedures
READ SB 55 |
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This communication is provided for general industry awareness and should not be considered legal advice. Contractors should consult legal counsel for guidance specific to their business.
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