TALLAHASSEE — After ten years of ever-increasing, excessive, and often frivolous property insurance lawsuits that inflated consumer policy costs, the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) reports a startling reversal in Florida property insurance litigation.
The latest Property Insurance Stability …
TALLAHASSEE September 26, 2022 — Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller offers the following tips on property insurance claims resulting from the hurricane. Ms. Miller, a disaster insurance and recovery expert, stresses the importance of staying safe prior to …
TALLAHASSEE June 23, 2022 – Lisa Miller and Associates has been selected for the 2022 Best of Tallahassee Award in the Consulting Services category by the Tallahassee Award Program.
Each year, the Tallahassee Award …
TALLAHASSEE June 1, 2021 − Lisa Miller and Associates has been selected for the 2021 Best of Tallahassee Award in the Consulting Services category by the Tallahassee Award Program.
Each year, the Tallahassee Award …
Forecasted Active Season Requires Active Preparation
TALLAHASSEE — Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller has a fun reminder to kickoff what is forecast to be an above average hurricane season here in Florida and along the Atlantic and Gulf …
TALLAHASSEE — For those writing today on Hurricane Michael, former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller was interviewed this morning by Tom Flanigan on WFSU-FM, National Public Radio for Florida, just hours before Hurricane Michael made landfall on the Florida …
TALLAHASSEE — The emerging distributed ledger software technology Blockchain, being developed for use in financial transactions, has applications in how we manage insurance information, too. It could one day be used to reduce Florida’s nearly 27% rate of uninsured drivers …
TALLAHASSEE — In the aftermath of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, insurance companies are now turning to new and more sophisticated predictive modeling to try to determine the level of risk involved with major casualty events, occurring more often in …
TALLAHASSEE (January 5, 2018) — Fort Myers retiree Sandra Carlstrom suffered extensive water damage to her home when Hurricane Irma’s 115 mph winds and flying debris left holes in her roof and outside trim. But a second – and more …
TALLAHASSEE — The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), set to expire today, has just received a two-week extension. So Congress is pushing into 2018 a decision on how to reform the beleaguered federal program that 1.8 million Floridians depend on …
