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A Naples contractor who walked away from a job is still entitled to his insurance company’s defense in a lawsuit filed by the disgruntled homeowner. So says a federal appeals court which …
Keeping Florida growing and free from unnecessary and burdensome regulation has been the mantra of our state’s political leaders for years. Now the Florida Legislature has passed a bill awaiting the Governor’s signature …
With the Florida House’s version of Assignment of Benefits (AOB) reform passed, the Senate version now goes before its final committee this week before being presented to the full Senate. How the two versions …
The 6-month anniversary of Hurricane Michael’s devastating strike on Florida’s Panhandle passed last week. There was reflection on what’s been accomplished and the much, much more that needs to be done to even …
Since 1995, Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama have issued a series of annual proclamations designating March as “Women’s History Month.” Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March as the month we …
The Special Olympics of Florida recently made two big announcements. First, they have reached a milestone of 50,000 athletes that have participated in the Florida program since its 1972 inception. Secondly, Orlando has been selected as the host of the …
With Florida geographically at the crossroads of key Latin and South American trades routes, it’s not surprising to learn from a new study that about one out of five jobs in …
News out of South Florida this week proves once again that healthcare fraud, especially involving Medicare, remains one of the most pervasive and lucrative of frauds to commit. This week’s …
Lots of things are continuing to happen in the world of flood mitigation and insurance. Miami has passed its first law designed to protect against sea level rise, Governor DeSantis this past …
Assignment of Benefits (AOB) reform goes before the full House on Wednesday, as the Senate’s version goes through further review and vetting. Both chambers will begin budget negotiations this sixth week. Last week the …
