In one of the strangest auto insurance fraud cases ever, a team of three was recently convicted of insurance fraud in California after donning a bear suit to damage luxury cars and cashing in on the insurance payouts. The cartoon-level …
Property insurance rates and premiums really are going down for most Florida homeowners, the Cat Fund is poised to increase rates on reinsurance it provides to property insurance companies, plus Florida regulators release a batch of …
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 …
A recent Florida court decision in a State Farm Insurance case may prove to be very important within the automobile insurance landscape, as a judge has ruled that a medical provider’s use of Letters of …
The Governor and insurance commissioner announce nearly $1 billion in auto insurance premium credits and rebates to Florida consumers “that would have been going to attorneys’ wallets” as even more auto rate cuts …
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, …
Governor DeSantis is predicting there won’t be another attempt in the Florida Legislature in its upcoming January session to undo the 2022 and 2023 consumer insurance and litigation reforms nor make any other major changes. “They didn’t …
Consumer insurance reforms are credited for Florida’s declining auto insurance rates, regulators push for dollar amounts of attorney fees in claim settlements, Citizens defends its alternative dispute resolution process, plus a new …
Hurricane Helene and Milton Florida insurance claims now total $7.3 billion with more than 90% of claims closed, Citizens Property Insurance reports continued success in its depopulation and new agent clearinghouse while litigation declines, Uber …
This is a special edition of our LMA Newsletter, devoted to the topic of the ongoing misrepresentation of Florida’s property insurance companies. It started in late February with the Tampa Bay Times story that Florida companies “diverted” billions of dollars …
