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LISA'S BLOG
Risk Rating 2.0 begins
As it has numerous times in recent years, Congress has extended authorization for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) until early December, as part of a continuing resolution to keep the U.S. government operating while budget talks continue. Unaffected is …
LMA IN THE NEWS
Fla. condo tragedy forces risk professionals to rethink building integrity
July 26, 2021, S&P Global – Risk assessors wanting to gather construction and maintenance data for condominiums of that age or older will have a difficult time gathering it because the state’s records on the buildings are kept on a …
HURRICANE UPDATES
Eta Exits Florida
November 12, 2020, 4PM Update – Tropical Storm Eta exited Florida earlier this afternoon with lingering showers and windy conditions expected to end by this evening. It made landfall around 4am at Cedar Key in the upper Gulf of …
PRESS RELEASES
Lisa Miller and Associates Receives 2021 Best of Tallahassee Award
Tallahassee Award Program Honors the Achievement
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 …
Insurance Costs Threaten Florida Real-Estate Boom
April 25, 2021, By Leslie Scism and Arian Campo-Flores | Photographs by Alfonso Duran, Wall Street Journal
MIAMI – Florida’s property-insurance market is in trouble, as mounting carrier losses and rising premiums threaten the state’s booming real-estate market, according to …
Reforming Florida’s broken insurance market
April 12, 2021, By Fiona Robertson, Inside P&C
Florida’s Senate has supported a major reform bill that would address multiple challenges that are crippling the state’s domestic insurance carriers, but as insurers struggle to remain afloat, anxieties are running high …
Eta Exits Florida
November 12, 2020, 4PM Update – Tropical Storm Eta exited Florida earlier this afternoon with lingering showers and windy conditions expected to end by this evening. It made landfall around 4am at Cedar Key in the upper Gulf of …
Eta Regains Strength to Minimal Hurricane
November 11, 2020, 1PM Update – Tropical Storm Eta is now Hurricane Eta and heading toward the Tampa Bay area and north with an expected landfall tomorrow morning perhaps as a tropical storm. From there, it will weaken to a …
Hurricane Sally’s Pensacola Damage Could Have Been Worse
September 21, 2020 – I spent this past weekend crisscrossing the Pensacola area helping homeowners and other insurance consumers in recovery efforts from Hurricane Sally. (I’ll be here through tomorrow night and am happy to help any of my industry …
