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The Reinsurance Podcast Episode #62 is thought provoking. Jerad Leigh and Ben Rose dig into the current hard market. To me, some of the discussion begs the question, “Why does it seem that the insurance/reinsurance …
More proposed rules are in the pipeline with a workshop tomorrow to implement some of Florida’s most recent property insurance market reforms, five insurance companies get the okay to takeout up to 186,000 policies from Citizens Insurance …
Wildfire…tornadoes…hurricanes….earthquake…flash floods…and more. All of these catastrophes were the hots topics of conversation and especially instructive for a group of 8th– through 11th-graders from across the country who may one day become our next generation of …
Life’s journey is a series of peaks and valleys, filled with unexpected twists and turns. We face triumphs and tribulations, joys and sorrows, but it is through these experiences that we truly grow. It is during the moments of challenge …
A new healthcare scorecard shows Florida 36th overall among the United States, purchasing kratom in Florida is now restricted just like alcohol or tobacco, and HCA Healthcare has become the latest victim of a …
Sprawling plumes of dust from Africa may figure into Florida’s hurricane threat this season, eliminating lead dust under a new EPA plan may impact millions of homes and schools, plus Florida’s municipal …
Florida takes the top spot in one report with the best economy in the country, while becoming the nation’s inflation hot spot in another report, and it has to do with housing. A third …
The Florida Supreme Court has approved another appellate procedure rule change. This one will allow defendants to file appeals during the course of the legal action – rather than waiting until the end of the trial …
Florida lawmakers in Washington are working to prevent FEMA’s Disaster Relief Fund from running out of money as soon as next month, the National Hurricane Center unveils a new model that it says provides better …
As anticipated – and plainly declared – when the Florida Legislature passed its recent series of property insurance market reforms earlier this year, the homeowners market would not be immediately out of the woods. And it isn’t …
