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The warmer weather marks the annual termite swarms across many urban areas of Florida and this year is no exception. The spread of the much tougher to detect “super termites” – the Formosan and the Asian subterranean …
A federal report on last year’s collapse of a pedestrian bridge at Florida International University in Miami concludes that a design flaw, undiscovered because of improper review, coupled with a decision to keep the street …
While the Panhandle awaits the bulk of promised disaster relief funding for Hurricane Michael recovery, long-awaited Hurricane Irma reimbursement checks are finally being received in South Florida. The Governor announced the state has sent $78.1 …
As summer approaches, tourists are beginning to return to Mexico Beach, ground zero for Hurricane Michael, which struck a little more than eight months ago. Residents in the Panhandle are now …
The past two weeks have seen significant developments in flood insurance. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has released long-sought geographic-specific data on its policies and claims going back decades. Congress …
With under two weeks now before Florida’s new Assignment of Benefits (AOB) reform law takes effect, Citizens Insurance Corporation is seeing an ever larger number of pending AOB lawsuits, while the bad …
I love to read about emerging markets where wicked smart people see a need and create a product or service to fill it. One such up and coming market is the one that fills the protection gap by covering beach …
Last week on May 29, marked the 66th anniversary of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay becoming the first pioneers to successfully summit Mount Everest, the highest point on earth. At 29,035 feet above sea level, Mount Everest stands …
Call it “The Jetsons” meet “Miami Vice”. A luxury high-rise condo set to open later this year in downtown Miami has been built to include a “flying carport” for future flying cars. …
Three newsletters ago we reported here on how the new Florida Supreme Court was reversing prior rulings made by the Court. They were at it again last week, this time in a case …
