By Jennifer Burnett Elle Hull Nurlan Kussainov|Tuesday, May 27, 2014 Insurance companies, law enforcement officials and industry watchdogs have called scrap metal theft-including copper, aluminum, nickel,...
The following is an informational update on law enforcement news, events, legislative developments and meetings relating to the Florida Police Chiefs Association community for the week ending June 6, 2014. Click...
The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs (“Committee”) unanimously approved S. 2244, also known as the “Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2014”...
Governor Rick Scott signed the 2014-2015 State of Florida Budget (HB 5001) today, June 2, 2014. Governor Scott’s transmittal letter to Secretary of State Ken Detzner is below, followed by hyperlinks to budget...
Florida taxpayers are set to pay $120 million for projects inserted into the State Budget and not publicly vetted by lawmakers next year, according to the Florida Tax Watch 2014 Budget “Turkey” Report...
Florida Property and Casualty Association Homeowners Division Members: Attached for your review is an updated insurance chart which includes bills that passed the 2014 Legislative Session. Should you have any questions,...
The following is an informational update on law enforcement news, events, legislative developments and meetings relating to the Florida Police Chiefs Association community for the week ending May 23, 2014. Click...
Colodny Fass& Webb has updated its bill tracking chart as of May 22, 2014, to reflect the latest actions taken on insurance-related legislation that passed during the 2014 Florida Legislative Session. This...
In Advisory Letter 2014-02 issued yesterday, May 21, 2014, Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon notified all Louisiana domestic insurers, along with foreign and alien reinsurers, that the Louisiana Department...
From The Florida Current The 2014 State Budget passed by the Florida Legislature funds law enforcement and public safety departments at $4.15 billion. The majority of the money goes to the Florida Department of...