1 Big Thing: Mass Tort Advertising Surge Driven by Third-Party Litigation Funding
Plaintiffs’ attorneys are increasingly using the airwaves and social media to seek clients for mass tort cases. This trend mirrors a rise in mass product liability
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After tornado or storm damage, scammers come out. How to avoid getting ripped off in Florida
Tornados and powerful storms ripped through Bay, Calhoun and Jackson counties Tuesday, leaving behind thousands of exhausted, worried people trying to pick up the pieces. Your home may
1 Big Thing: Florida’s Property Insurance Market Shows Vast Improvement a Year After Tort Reform
Florida’s homeowners insurance market is beginning to show signs of recovery after many years of volatility, but persistent challenges may delay substantial premium relief for consumers
Florida CFO says homeowner insurance remedy ‘not a one and done’
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis said Wednesday work on homeowners insurance in the state may not be over. “We’re going to
Property insurance fraud a growing problem in Florida
BOCA RATON, Fla. — WPTV has brought you a series of stories about the rising costs of property insurance that many Florida residents are calling a crisis.
‘It’s really a crisis:’ Florida state leaders unpack rising homeowners insurance costs
Reforms for rising home insurance costs possible Florida experts discussed the potential for reform for rising home insurance in the state. TAMPA, Fla. – Florida is starting
OIR Residential Property Claims and Litigation Report
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‘American nightmare for the average Joe’: Florida residents flee from the Sunshine State over mounting home insurance crisis — is it still a safe place to retire?
Florida has long been a go-to destination for sun-seeking retirees, but a dark cloud has formed over the Sunshine State — and it’s forcing some
Florida Insurers Reflect on 2023
This historic home in Morningside is an example of what may be considered a safe risk for private insurance companies, as historic homes were often
Florida Bill Would Require Option of Policies That Cover Only Unpaid Mortgage Amount
Ahead of Florida’s 2024 legislative session that begins Jan. 9, at least a dozen bills have been filed that could have an impact on the