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This past week was a significant one on the Florida insurance litigation front, with decisions in two major cases. But first, some levity to help start your Monday morning and a new workweek on the right foot that also has …
If you live in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, or Ft. Lauderdale and you’re looking to retire in the US’s best places to retire – you’re already there. WalletHub has published a new report which analyzed how friendly the 150 most-populated U.S. …
(Editor’s note: This is the first 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.)
Governor DeSantis last week vetoed a bill that would have classified e-cigarettes and other vaping products as “tobacco products” and raised the age to purchase those tobacco products, including traditional cigarettes, from 18 to 21. Meanwhile, …
As the number of coronavirus cases has grown in Florida, so too has the number of workers’ compensation insurance claims from those who say they’ve been infected. A new report shows that nearly 12,000 COVID-19 …
Four life insurance companies have decided to take their objections all the way to the Florida Supreme Court over a state law that requires them to search their records back to 1992 to determine if any …
The disbarment trial of South Florida plaintiff insurance lawyer Scot Strems began last week and resumes this morning. He’s been under suspension by the Florida Supreme Court since early June, following a filing by The Florida Bar alleging …
Another homeowners property insurance company has filed a double-digit rate increase with Florida regulators while Citizens Insurance has begun tracking contingency fee multiplier litigation, one of the cost drivers behind rates. Plus a great history lesson about …
This past Thursday was the third anniversary of Hurricane Irma’s landfall in Florida. The Cat 4 storm marked the return of major hurricanes to Florida after more than a decade of quiet. We received this email from our tireless Insurance …
With summer on its way out and the fall work cycle beginning, many of us who have been and will remain working from home have hopefully experimented with new ways of adjusting to a home-work life. Still, distractions abound regardless …
