Citizens Property Insurance approaches its lowest policy count ever, the CFO plans to target insurance companies over illegal aliens driving in Florida, workers’ comp insurance rates fall for the ninth straight year, a …
Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky has been on the road, engaging with stakeholders in our state marketplace. The most recent examples: traveling with the governor to meet with reinsurers in Bermuda at the PwC …
Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky went before both insurance committees of the state legislature this week to report the positive outcomes to date of the legislature’s 2022 and 2023 reforms. It happened …
A federal appeals court sides with Broward County Sheriff’s Office in an insurance dispute from the 2018 Parkland school shooting, huge allegations leveled against almost all parties involved in …
Governor DeSantis makes a splash in Bermuda with the reinsurance community, the “tort reform dividend” to Floridians is promoted nationally, another auto insurance company drops rates again, plus Citizens Property …
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 …
Long time, seasoned defense lawyer Kimberly Salmon prevailed on three consecutive motions for summary judgment on cast iron pipe cases. In Pantina v. Florida Peninsula Insurance Company before Judge Amy Williams in Pinellas County, …
Florida’s First District Court of Appeal issued an important opinion regarding Actual Cash Value/Replacement Cost Value (ACV/RCV) in property insurance policies.
In Bailetti v. Universal, the appellate court confirmed the final judgment in favor of …
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 …
