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A fraud probe sets its sights on a fake insurance agent license testing center down in Miami-Dade, and subtle photograph tweaks using artificial intelligence are causing an uptick in claims fraud. It’s all …
The feds approve a disaster declaration for Florida agriculture, auto insurance rates in Florida take another dive, the state’s insurer of last resort now has actuarially sound rates in key lines, plus the legislature …
In a repeat of last year’s session, the Florida Legislature will not be ending its regular 60-day session on time this coming Friday for lack of agreement on a …
Florida farmers can now tap into $600 million in new hurricane relief, the My Safe Florida Home Program is reportedly slated to get no new money in the next year, and the …
With no budget conferences held this past weekend between the two chambers of the Florida Legislature, long time lobbyists and legislators agree that it’s unlikely the session will end …
January’s two deep freezes have caused more Florida crop damage than the previous 3 years of hurricanes combined, an appeals court stops efforts that would have allowed doctors to prescribe medication in workers’ compensation …
Florida’s woods and fields are on fire. Thousands of brush fires have erupted statewide since the start of the year during the worst drought in decades in the Sunshine State, with no end …
The long list of AI applications in the insurance industry just got a little longer, but this one could spell more money for personal injury claimants and a seismic shift in efficient claims adjusting for …
Google sister company Waymo and its self-driving cars are set for a large market expansion in 2026, starting the year off in Miami last month as the sixth locale to offer the driverless …
Wildfire season arrives early in Florida kindled by the statewide drought, the My Safe Florida Home program is pushing free inspections before hurricane season, and FEMA launches its Archived Flood Data website to provide faster …
