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 …
Welcome to the heart of the Atlantic Hurricane Season (and our first scare), where from early September through mid-October, the greatest number of hurricanes usually develop – with the greatest number of landfalls, too. This past Friday morning, the National …
Gallagher Re says Florida’s recent legislative reforms led to more available and affordable reinsurance this hurricane season, new hurricane models are making their debut, plus a survey finds a sizeable number of …
Citizens Property Insurance is poised to make a big reinsurance buy for hurricane season, Florida’s direct property premiums continue to grow with the rest of the country, and the birth of a …
Florida’s Insurance Commissioner refutes allegations of unjustified hurricane claims denials and approves another new property insurance company, a new rule toughens ethics requirements on residential insurance adjusters, surprising growth in …
While we’re all familiar with the term “professional development” it’s so nice to see it in action. But it’s not just a means to an end but a worthwhile journey unto itself for what it can deliver to others – …
The California wildfires could negatively impact homeowners insurance rates in Florida this year, Gallagher Re warns of a “new normal” for annual insured losses from catastrophes, plus the big pushback from the insurance …
A massive five-year long Florida insurance fraud investigation has come to a close with sentencing of the public adjuster who served as ringleader, and a new survey shows nearly a third of younger …
An interim report submitted to the Florida Building Commission on May 10 says that Southwest Florida coastal communities impacted by last September’s Hurricane Ian were “ill-prepared” for the storm surge and flooding, …
State fraud investigators working with local law enforcement have made more arrests in their ongoing crackdown on unlicensed contractors; a Miami woman has been convicted in a $34 million healthcare fraud against insurance companies; and …
