How AI may soon help weed-out bad actors
The Florida Legislature in its upcoming January regular session is also going to take another look at condominium governance and regulation. The Senate Regulated Industries Committee last week got an earful from …
Plus, proving misrepresentation
The Restoration Association of Florida is appealing the dismissal of one of its three lawsuits in state court over the Florida Legislature’s 2022 property insurance reform law. Meanwhile, a Florida appeals court decision raises new questions about …
Plus, upcoming contractor fraud event
A group of roofing and other contractors is continuing their fight against property insurance consumer reforms needed to help stabilize the Florida market. There are new developments to report in the Restoration Association of Florida …
Plus, new roof financing
The Restoration Association of Florida (RAF) is continuing to fight property insurance consumer reforms, filing two lawsuits in state court taking aim at the latest reforms passed by the Florida Legislature in its recent special session. …
Roofers challenging the law
Last year’s property insurance reform law under SB 76 targets the causes of the repeated double-digit rate hikes that homeowners and others are suffering. There are two ongoing legal challenges to the law in federal court …
Roofers want entire SB 76 tossed
A second lawsuit has been filed this summer, this one seeking to throw-out the entire SB 76, Florida’s newest insurance reform law passed by the legislature last spring and signed into law by …
Regulatory reminders, restrictions
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has prompted additional actions and reactions that affect insurance company operations and their Florida policyholders. Here’s the latest on regulatory and other government actions impacting Florida’s insurance market.
The Florida Office of Insurance …