As we regularly discuss here at LMA, flooding is sadly becoming a regular occurrence here in Florida and for countless Americans, many of whom live far away from the high-risk flood zones we’ve traditionally …
Contained within the FEMA Review Council’s final report is perhaps one of the most important and far-reaching changes for the Sunshine State – a proposal to jettison National Flood Insurance Program …
The New York Times reports that private flood insurance provider Neptune Flood has proposed to White House officials that the private sector could take over a vast majority of policies from the beleaguered …
While the longest government shutdown in US history has finally ended, there are still issues reverberating throughout many industries. Particularly in low-lying Florida, federal flood insurance coverage lapses from the shutdown left many …
Floridians are left unable to renew their federal flood coverage mid-shutdown, players in the private flood insurance market say they’re ready to take over that flood risk and write often less-expensive policies, and a …
The federal shutdown has sweeping effects on FEMA, the federal flood insurance program lapse is impacting home sales, while Florida’s Congressmen continue the push for long-term reforms to that program with two new bills requiring …
In our mid-June newsletter, we reported that more than 90% of Hurricane Helene and Milton claims were now closed, with 56% of Helene residential claims closed without payment, and about 43% of Milton …
FEMA slashes $300 million in Florida resilience funding, Pinellas County looks to spend big to help storm victims get back to stable housing, and the federal flood insurance program is …
FEMA strikes Fort Myers Beach flood discounts, Florida’s litigated insurance claims are down rather dramatically so far this year, third-party litigation funding emerges as a multi-billion-dollar industry, and Florida’s insurance commissioner orders a 1% …
Local government officials in Southwest Florida and their nearly 127,000 residents affected are breathing a sigh of relief this morning at the news that FEMA has reversed its decision to eliminate …
