Good morning everyone. Work requires persistence. My mom said this over and over again. The dictionary defines persistence as “a first or obstinate continuance in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.”
I cannot think of a more appropriate word to describe the approaches of all of you as we work together …
At this midway point of the Florida legislative session, there was a one-sentence bill released this past Friday by the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee that will have a hearing before that committee at 8:30am this Wednesday (April 5). The bill, SB 7052, …
After Governor DeSantis a week ago Friday signed tort reform bill HB 837 into law, some in the trial bar went into a bit of a meltdown, threatening to play hardball with the insurance industry, whom they blame for the bill rather than looking at their own. Lawyer-friendly publication Above the …
The first emergency assessment on Florida’s property insurance policyholders since Hurricane Andrew is on the way, as three more carriers file rate increases of 14%, 45%, 62% and even 103%. There’s also new data out that shows Florida’s domestic market has a combined negative net income and …
Springtime is bringing the return of insurance villages to Southwest Florida together with added help to streamline Hurricane Ian claim payments and a reminder from regulators, Citizens is breaking from tradition to help some hurricane victims, while saying ‘no thank you’ to mid-term condominium building policies business. It’s all in this …
