Chamber of Commerce panel aims to advance civil litigation reforms in Florida
Tort reform supporters seem buoyed by the formation of a new Florida Chamber of Commerce panel called the Council of General Counsels as well as
Tort reform supporters seem buoyed by the formation of a new Florida Chamber of Commerce panel called the Council of General Counsels as well as
Florida – Florida homeowners are bracing to spend even more money to insure their homes. Some industry analysts predict the average homeowner will spend 40%
Last week, NICB has identified nearly half a million claims (471,581) related to Hurricane Ian with a majority of the claims (431,702) reported in Florida.
THE ISSUE: Governor calls for special session on insurance. OUR OPINION: Get it right this time. Gov. Ron Desantis has announced that he plans to
The AOB game continues Just a few days before Hurricane Ian struck, the sixth Florida homeowners insurance company this year was declared insolvent by regulators.
This post is part of a series sponsored by AgentSync. Florida’s struggles to retain a property and casualty (P&C) insurance market have made headlines and
CAPE CORAL, Fla. – Today, Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis held a press conference in Cape Coral to highlight fraud prevention efforts in the
Bowen and some of his Gallagher Re colleagues visited Florida earlier this month to assess damage from Ian. “The overall takeaway is that Ian is
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday said Florida legislative leaders agreed to hold a special session after the Nov. 8 election and before the end
Florida’s homeowner insurance marketplace has collapsed — and that was before Hurricane Ian. In 2022, seven Florida homeowner insurance companies went into insolvency or withdrew