There is much talk about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the insurance industry, including by members of the Florida Legislature this session. A recent CEO Outlook report by KPMG shows …
Senate President Ben Albritton has made it clear that he expects there will be no major property insurance law changes from this legislative session. He said so just a …
Bills that haven’t had their first committee hearing by the end of this week are extremely unlikely to be considered this session, as we will have passed the half-way …
The Florida House continues its quest this week to revamp insurance laws and increase regulation on insurance companies. The insurer affiliates bill (HB 1399) is progressing (but …
The second week of the Florida legislative session begins this morning, following a busy week last week that saw additional insurance bills filed. The session kicked-off with the two …
The 160 members of the Florida Legislature return to the Capitol here in Tallahassee next Tuesday (January 13) to begin their scheduled 60-day regular session. Some of the work on issues important to leadership began this past fall …
The Florida House Subcommittee on Insurance & Banking met October 7, 2025, to examine how insurance companies are using artificial intelligence (AI) in their operations. A panel of insurance and technology experts representing CFO Ingoglia’s office, NAMIC, …
This week’s newsletter has several stories on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its current and potential use in all lines of insurance. Florida lawmakers meeting in committee this month expressed concern, asking a panel of industry experts how insurance companies use …
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 …
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 …
