LMA NEWSLETTER
LMA Newsletter October 5, 2026
Needed Perspective | Another 62,000 Homeowners Policies See Rate Cuts, with More Coming | Strengthening ‘Super El Niño’ Warning | DFS Widens Auto Claims Fraud Dragnet | Florida’s State Constitution: Amendments 1 & 2 | Warning Insights on Remote Work | Disaster Insurance and Recovery News from Lisa Miller & Associates
LISA'S BLOG
Remaining National Flood Insurance Program Subsidies Concentrated in Florida
We’ve long talked about FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0, its many supporters and detractors, since its introduction in late 2021 – the shift to property-specific risk and rates meant many Floridians found their premiums on an upward glide path to …
LMA IN THE NEWS
Carrier Growth Comes At Insureds’ Expense, Report Shows
August 13, 2026, Law360® Insurance Authority – Affordability of insurance is a product and function of inflation, Lisa Miller, former deputy insurance commissioner of Florida and CEO of the government consulting firm Lisa Miller & Associates, told Law360… And …
LIBRARY & RESOURCES
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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.HURRICANE UPDATES
Isaias Leaves Florida with Relatively Little Damage
October 10, 2026 PM Update (This is our 4th and final Hurricane Update on Isaias) – Florida avoided significant damage from Hurricane Isaias but two residents have lost their lives after the hurricane lost some strength and made landfall …
PRESS RELEASES
Drastic Reduction in Florida Insurance Lawsuits
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 …
AM Best TV Profile on Lisa Miller & The Florida Insurance Roundup podcast
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Lisa’s Lucky 7 Hurricane Season Prep!
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