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So the question remains, how can we make flood insurance more available and affordable to more homeowners? On the heels of a new national private flood insurance model act, South Carolina has become the latest state …
As damage estimates are tallied from Friday’s Hurricane Delta, our thoughts and prayers are with those in Louisiana and Mississippi who were caught in the storm’s path – the ninth named Atlantic storm to …
Over the past couple weeks I led virtual presentations ranging from the current use of Assignment of Benefits documents (yes they are still being used with a twist or two) to the importance of real estate agents and insurance agents …
At the beginning of the newsletter, we mentioned the obligation we all have to protect our senior citizens. Well one of those senior citizens is looking out for all of us with a lasting legacy gift. The billionaire founder of …
(Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series on the six proposed state constitutional amendments that will appear on the November 3 ballot for Florida voters to consider. View …
An ongoing series of lawsuits by South Florida medical providers against automobile insurance companies regarding Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims is over, with an appellate court affirming Florida’s No-Fault law calls for 80% – not full …
As we’ve reported over the summer, work has continued behind the scenes among some Florida legislators and other elected officials to craft a bill that would provide liability protection for businesses related to the coronavirus pandemic. …
There are several important flood insurance stories to report this week. A private flood insurance model act was passed over this weekend, Congress is prepared to extend the National Flood Insurance Program for a full year, and …
I returned last week from Pensacola, where I spent several days helping homeowners and other insurance consumers in recovery efforts from Hurricane Sally the week prior. The most severe wind damage seemed to be limited …
The disbarment trial of South Florida plaintiff insurance lawyer Scot Strems has ended with the judge finding The Florida Bar had proven 14 of its 17 rule violations “by clear and convincing evidence.” He’s been …
