The big issue we can argue is what we don’t know about Hurricanes Ian and Nicole. How many residents and businesses had flood damage (which is not covered by most homeowners policies) and didn’t have flood insurance? And how many …
November 11, 2022, WFTS-TV ABC Action News, Tampa – Florida’s former Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller said lawmakers need to make bold moves in order to curb some of the highest homeowner rates in the nation. “That number is going …
November 9, 2022, WKMG-TV News 6, Orlando – Lisa Miller, former assistant state insurance commissioner, told News 6 the law covers windstorm damage that occurs from a second hurricane during the same calendar year. “Ironically having two storm claims in …
… October 20, 2022, WKMG-TV News 6, Orlando – Lisa Miller, former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner, said flood coverage needs to be extended in most policies in order to cover losses. “Water does not know how to stop at a line …
October 6, 2022, National Public Radio, Washington – Insurance companies operating in Florida say they have been forced to raise rates to cover the costs of handling lawsuits. “We’re all paying for that frivolous litigation,” said Lisa Miller, a former …
October 4, 2022, Bay News 9, Tampa – “I would project that rates would go up at least another 30 percent,” said Lisa Miller, the State of Florida’s former Deputy Insurance Commissioner. “I believe that reinsurance is obviously going to …
October 3, 2022, Insurance Journal – “It’s becoming clearer that flood, rather than wind claims, are going to drive losses in Florida,” former Florida deputy insurance commissioner Lisa Miller posted late last week. (Original story location: https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southeast/2022/10/03/687865.htm)
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October 3, 2022, Palm Beach Post – “In Florida, for a variety of reasons, our rates have not matched the risk,” said Lisa Miller, a former Florida deputy insurance commissioner. “This storm is going to expose that mismatch.”…Miller agreed with …
September 30, 2022, PM Update – The toll from Hurricane Ian in Florida going into Saturday keeps climbing in terms of human life and property damage. The AP reports at least 27 people have died and the newest estimate puts …
