The following article was posted to the House Keys blog in the South Florida Sun Sentinel on December 19, 2011: Consumer Advocate: Insurer-backed reforms should require lower premiums By Julie Patel Insurance Consumer...
The following article was published on December 18, 2011 in the St. Petersburg Times: Stop Mobile Home Mitigation Boondoggle A costly state program aimed at shoring up mobile homes to better withstand hurricanes has all the...
The following article was published in The Insurance Journal on December 16, 2011: Appeals Court in Texas Accepts State Farm Refund Case State Farm Insurance has asked an appeals court to throw out an order requiring the...
The following article was published in the Wall Street Journal on December 15, 2011: Marco Rubio’s Insurance Spin By Mary Kissel When former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist pushed to expand his state’s catastrophic...
The following article was published in the Winter Haven News Chief on December 15, 2011: Tweaking of no-fault insurance ongoing By Michael Peltier As others wrangle over how to tweak the state’s no-fault auto insurance...
The following article was published in the Lakeland Ledger on December 15, 2011: Property Insurance Crisis: Funding vs. Exposure Florida’s property-insurance crisis can be summed up in two words: Underfunded....
The following article was published in The Sunshine State News on December 15, 2011: Citizens proposed $1.5 billion, 7 percent cut to storm risk exposure By Jim Turner Florida’s supposed “insurer of last resort” has...
The following article was published in the St. Augustine Record on December 15, 2011: Citizens Board Approves Proposals for Depopulating By Brent Kallestad The board overseeing the state’s largest insurer of homes and...
The following article was published in The Florida Current on December 14, 2011: Citizens to start changes to reduce policy count By Gray Rohrer The Citizens Property Insurance Corp. Board of Governors voted Wednesday to...
The following article was published in The Wall Street Journal on December 13, 2011: Florida’s Hurricane Reform Winds Politicians are finally making plans to protect taxpayers Florida marked the end of its sixth...