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 …
Rapidly climbing U.S. disaster costs tally more than just immediate property damage; they are becoming a huge burden on the mortgage market, leading to an increase in foreclosures. According to First Street Foundation’s 13th National …
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is out with its latest report, representing Congress’ ongoing effort to examine the property insurance market and determine if it has the juice to provide adequate, available, …
More than half of August’s Hurricane Debby claims are now closed, the largest homeowners insurance rate decrease of the year has been filed, what some Florida insurance agents are now hearing from their customers, a …
It has been a pleasure to write to you every week and share the 2024 Florida legislative happenings. We started this session nine weeks ago with high hopes that we would see …
This past week in the legislature has been an emotional week with legislators discussing bills that dealt with the Florida Dozier School for …
We have just two weeks remaining before the Florida legislative session’s scheduled conclusion on March 8. The budget negotiations between the two chambers will be in high gear and …
With three weeks of Session left there are 711 general bills that have not been heard in any of their committees. For those of you that are students of …
Last week marked the halfway point of Session and the last time House subcommittees will meet this year. Bills that have not moved through one committee, or do not …
We are at the midway point now of the Florida Legislature’s nine-week session! I have had lots of you call and write to ask how you can help. That …
