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Changes to the taxes paid by litigation investors did not make it into the final version of the expansive One Big Beautiful Bill, but the

Florida Insurance Commissioner Mike Yaworsky has announced the addition of two new insurance companies approved to write residential policies in the state, reflecting continued progress

Florida’s top five auto insurance groups are cutting personal auto rates by a statewide average of 6.5% due to legislative reform which addressed legal system abuse

Charles D. “Chuck” Ogden, aka the “Granite Gangster,” goes on trial in Volusia County Circuit Court starting July 28 on six felony counts, including organized scheme to

The American Tort Reform Foundation’s list of “Judicial Hellholes” often are all-too-familiar jurisdictions for product liability defendants. Some states who are home to these infamous

As a former Florida Insurance Commissioner, I have read Ron Hurtibise’s recent coverage on Florida’s property insurance marketplace with great interest. This is an issue that not

Two more property insurers started doing business in Florida this summer, boosting competition in a market clawing back from an insurance industry crisis. The new insurers

Floridians affected by a catastrophic hurricane that hit the state in 2022 needed help rebuilding their homes. Nearly 40 of them turned to 47-year-old Justin

The number of catastrophe bond sponsors in the Artemis leaderboard with at least $500 million in risk capital outstanding across in-force cat bond arrangements has risen by

The impacts of legal system abuse on the U.S. property/casualty (P/C) industry was the focus of a recent segment of CNBC’s “Money Movers” program.  The big picture: CNBC correspondent Contessa Brewer