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Few Florida Carriers Filed for Arbitration in 2022, But It’s Coming, Attorneys Say
Jan 30, 2023
What Does “Historic” Florida Legislation Mean for Struggling Insurance Market?
Dec 22, 2022
Altmaier Steps Down as Florida’s Insurance Commissioner
Dec 22, 2022
US Banks Reported $1 Billion in 2021 Ransomware Payments
Nov 3, 2022
FEMA Flood Maps are Misleading Homeowners, Blocking Flood Insurance Uptake, Report Shows
Nov 3, 2022
With Less Reinsurance for Reinsurers, Prices Set to Rise Again for Florida Carriers
Oct 26, 2022
The Future of P/C Underwriting: Shifting From Innovation to Operational Efficiency
Oct 14, 2022
Florida Insurance Consumer Advocate, National Insurance Group Warn Ian Survivors of Fraud
Oct 14, 2022
People Trapped, 2.5M Without Power as Ian Drenches Florida
Sep 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian Threatens an Already Wobbly Insurance Market in Florida
Sep 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian Strikes Florida, Projected to Cause Historic Losses for Insurers
Sep 29, 2022
UPDATE: Hurricane Ian Turning Toward Tampa Area and $258B in Replacement Value
Sep 27, 2022
Insurtechs, Established Companies Increasingly Collaborating
Sep 22, 2022
If It Looks Like an AOB, It Is One, Florida Appeals Court Decides in Kidwell Case
Sep 22, 2022
MGAs: An All-Weather Distribution Channel for Soft and Hard Markets
Sep 22, 2022
Debate Deepens After Florida OIR Seeks to Raise Citizens’ Coverage Limit on Homes
Sep 7, 2022
Premiums Written for Surplus Lines Jump to Record $82B in 2021
Sep 7, 2022
Florida OIR: $3B Spent on Claims Defense in 2021; 27 Insurers Now on Watch List
Jul 22, 2022
Florida Regulators, FAIA Slam Demotech for Reported Plans to Downgrade 17 Carriers
Jul 22, 2022
Florida Workers’ Comp Admin, Second-Injury Fund Fees to Remain Steady for 2023
Jul 5, 2022

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