The FPCA Automobile Division will be meeting via teleconference tomorrow, January 13, at 3:00 p.m. The call-in number is 800.369.1285; conference code: 9708508#. An agenda for the meeting, as well as minutes from...
The FPCA Homeowners Division will be meeting via teleconference tomorrow, January 13, at 2:00 p.m. The call-in number is 800.369.1285; conference code: 1606070#. An agenda for the meeting, as well as minutes from...
The House Banking and Insurance Subcommittee (Subcommittee) met this morning and discussed several insurance-related bills, including Proposed Committee Substitute (PCS) for HB 119, relating to Motor Vehicle Insurance;...
At its meeting today, January 11, 2012, the Florida House of Representatives (“House”) Insurance and Banking Subcommittee passed a proposed committee substitute (“PCS”) for HB 119 relating to...
Florida Governor Rick Scott delivered his second “State of the State” address this morning, January 10, 2012, before a joint Session of the Florida House of Representatives and Senate. Today was the opening...
The Florida Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance (“Committee”) met today, January 9, 2012, during which it heard Senate Bill 676 by Vice Chairman Chris Smith relating to the workers’ compensation...
Florida Property and Casualty Association Automobile Division Members: Filed today, January 9, 2012, by Senator Joe Negron, SB 1860 relating to Motor Vehicle Personal Injury Protection Insurance provides that certain...
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 of January 2, 2012. Click...
Colodny Fass presents its weekly bill tracking chart for the week ending January 6, 2012. This chart, which is attached, is designed to assist in following pending priority state-level insurance issues during the 2012...
Florida Property and Casualty Association Homeowners Division Members: Filed yesterday, January 5, 2012, Senate Bill 1518 by Senator Alan Hays would delete a requirement that the Florida Financial Services Commission...