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Two weeks from today, Florida lawmakers return for two back-to-back weeks of committee meetings, part of the 2026 legislative session that begins on January 13. We know there will be another attempt to roll back the 2022 & 2023 insurance …
Call it beginner’s luck, serendipity, or innate archaeological ability – but striking gold on your first dig is anything but ordinary. Enter Yara Souza, a University of Florida archaeology student, who unearthed a rare piece of ninth-century gold on her …
The FEMA Review Council releases some recommendations on how to change FEMA, a Congressional committee approves its own FEMA fix, artificial intelligence had the best initial forecast in last month’s hurricane, and Florida …
It’s no secret that Florida’s condominium communities are struggling – a growing, once invisible mortgage blacklist has led to widespread loan denials statewide for some would-be buyers. They include people like …
For those of you that follow Florida’s legislative activity, you will recall our weekly legislative updates from March to May 2025 and how incredibly contentious the relationship was between the Governor’s office and the Florida House …
Florida workers’ compensation insurance rates are poised to fall again for the ninth consecutive year, suggested solutions are offered to make plaintiff attorneys reveal their fees in property insurance claims payouts, …
Welcome to the heart of the Atlantic Hurricane Season (and our first scare), where from early September through mid-October, the greatest number of hurricanes usually develop – with the greatest number of landfalls, too. This past Friday morning, the National …
In other good Florida news, we’re happy to announce that our friends at the nonprofit Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) have recently opened a Florida Chapter to broaden their impact in the Sunshine State. The new addition will be headquartered …
Florida’s Business & Economic Mid-Year Report looks promising, the housing market reports its first positive shift in months, and bankruptcy filings are on the rise statewide. It’s all in this week’s Florida …
Citizens Property Insurance gets a meaningful win against a late hurricane claim, and Frontline Insurance finds a similar success against a late windstorm damage claim involving an Assignment of Benefits agreement. It’s all in this …
