LMA NEWSLETTER
LMA Newsletter September 16, 2024
Proofreading Power | Florida Condo Living Coming at a Higher Price | Lack of Flood Insurance Evident in Low Debby Payouts | National Disaster Insurance? | A New Heads-Up on Inland Flooding | Florida’s State Constitution: Amendments 5 & 6 | Disaster Insurance and Recovery News from Lisa Miller & Associates
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LMA NEWSLETTTER LIBRARY
Since 2012, readers of the LMA Newsletter have received timely information and insights about Florida’s insurance marketplace. Published weekly during legislative sessions and bi-weekly the rest of the year, the newsletter focuses on current insurance and related issues impacting real estate and emergency management interests. There are also stories of encouragement for those who work in this industry notwithstanding its challenges and “pearls” of information that will help readers raise the bar. During session, the newsletter provides tracking, analysis and insight on bills and broader issues being considered by the legislature of impact to insurance and related interests. The stories are searchable by going to the LMA Newsletter Archive and using the search window at the top of the right column.LISA'S BLOG
Federal Flood Insurance Discounts Saved for Now but More work to be done in Southwest Florida
Local government officials in Southwest Florida and their nearly 127,000 residents affected are breathing a sigh of relief this morning at the news that FEMA has reversed its decision to eliminate their 25% discount on federal flood insurance policies. FEMA …
LMA IN THE NEWS
Flooding Is Getting Worse—and Fewer Homeowners Have Insurance
September 5, 2024, The Wall Street Journal – “If your driver’s license says Florida, you live in a flood zone and you’d better buy flood insurance,” said Lisa Miller, an insurance adviser based in the state and former regulator. “It’s …
HURRICANE UPDATES
No one missing, no one dead in Hurricane Idalia’s aftermath
August 30, 2023 PM Update – Hurricane Idalia grew into a Category 4 storm early Wednesday morning but thankfully veered to the northeast as previously forecast and spared the greater Tallahassee and nearby coastal areas, making landfall on Keaton Beach, …
PRESS RELEASES
Lisa Miller on Hurricane Ian Insurance Claims
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 …
Hurricane Idalia Insurance Claims Tips
Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller offers the following tips on property insurance claims resulting from Hurricane Idalia. Ms. Miller, a disaster insurance and recovery expert, stresses the importance of staying safe prior to and during the storm, how …
Lisa’s Lucky 7 Hurricane Season Prep!
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