Two insurance-related bills are on their way to Florida Governor Rick Scott for consideration after the Florida House of Representatives’ versions were each unanimously approved by the Senate on Third Reading...
Despite the backing of groups such as the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Associated Industries of Florida and the National Federation of Independent Business, SB 1088, a bill relating to Civil Remedies Against Insurers...
Given the substantial fine of $10,000 per month that could be levied for non-compliance with newly enacted Act 427, the Louisiana Department of Insurance (“LDI”) issued its second reminder today, March 30,...
On March 19, 2015, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) reported on legislative proposals and international coordination in regard to financial company bankruptcies. To access the...
Several high-profile insurance-related bills were on the Florida Senate’s Committee on Banking and Insurance (“Committee”) agenda today, March 23, 2015, including proposals on Citizens Property...
Financial assistance for sinkhole-damaged properties and a proposed re-organization of the Florida Department of Financial Services (“DFS”) were among the insurance-related bills taken up by the Senate...
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”), flood coverage and windstorm mitigation discounts were among the topics touched upon by a number of insurance-related bills taken up by the Florida...
HB 715, a bill that would remove a provision of law prohibiting certain improvements to major structures from being eligible for Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”) coverage was the focus...
Four insurance-related bills were on the Florida Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance (“Committee”) agenda today, March 4, 2015. Those included: SB 678 by Senator Miguel Diaz de la Portilla...
The Florida House of Representatives (“House”) Insurance and Banking Subcommittee (“Subcommittee”) met today, March 3, 2015. The following insurance-related bills were part of the agenda:...