A court upholds the way Citizens Property Insurance settles its claims disputes, there’s a growing number of Floridians who have been going without homeowners insurance, plus the success story of Florida’s recent insurance consumer and litigation …
Fresh concerns about Florida insurance regulators’ revamped wind mitigation inspection form, new research on the cost savings from the property insurance market reforms plus a prediction on future savings this year, …
Florida farmers await a cold weather disaster declaration from federal agriculture officials, regulators announce another drop in Florida auto insurance rates, and a former South Florida condominium property manager is accused of a …
New insights and perspectives on Florida’s property insurance reforms and what lies ahead in this new year, how Florida’s lessons on auto insurance are being applied in New York, Alabama has just quantified …
Citizens Property Insurance is ordered to lower its 2026 rates even further, as the insurance commissioner and Governor tout growing affordability in Florida’s property insurance market; a new report shows claims lawsuits and costs continue …
We at LMA like to keep our readership completely up to date on all insurance happenings in the beautiful Sunshine State, but occasionally making a foray out into another state can help us …
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 …
Prior to the elimination of assignment of benefits (AOB) contracts in property claims, contractors used no-price AOB contracts. When the insurer refused to pay the inflated estimate, the contractor would sue the insurer. Under Florida’s …
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 …
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 …
