
Episode 38 – New Property Insurance Reforms

June 3, 2022, Insurance Journal – Insurance industry lobbyist Lisa Miller, a former deputy Florida insurance commissioner, said at the webinar Thursday that the key to reducing fraudulent or exaggerated roof claims, or efforts by roofers to cover the deductible, …
June 2, 2022, Law360 – Lisa Miller, Florida’s former deputy insurance commissioner and now a private insurance consultant, suggested insurers access state reserves in the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. She described the CAT fund’s function to that of an accordion, …
May 26, 2022, Insurance Journal – A former deputy Florida insurance commissioner, Lisa Miller, now a lobbyist and consultant, said in a conference call Thursday that Grieco’s labels were offensive. The RAP fund is more of a bailout for consumers …
May 23, 2022, WMFE-FM, Orlando – Lisa Miller of Lisa Miller & Associates says widespread fraud including roofing scams and the resulting litigation are to blame. She says these lawsuits drive up the cost of insurance premiums for everyone. “The …
May 23, 2022, Orlando Sentinel – “What Florida lawmakers failed to legislate this past session in property insurance, the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) is now accomplishing to some degree by regulation in encouraging ways,” Lisa Miller, an insurance …
April 17, 2022, Insurance NewsNet – Lisa Miller column on the rollout of the National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) new rate changes called Risk Rating 2.0 (Original story location: https://insurancenewsnet.com/oarticle/flood-insurance-risk-and-rates)
April 1 marked the rollout of the National Flood …
April marks the beginning of the National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) new rate change, and as a former deputy insurance commissioner in Florida, it is welcomed news not only for those residing along Florida’s miles and miles of coastline, but …
Beside their direct impact on Florida homeowners, multiple double-digit rate increases in property insurance are impacting Florida’s real estate market as well. If rates continue to rise, there’s concern they will affect the availability and affordability of insurance for new …