Water damage property loss trends have far from stabilized in Florida, it was reported at Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s (“Citizens”) Consumer Services Committee (“Committee”)...
Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum Responds to Rick Scott’s Criticism About Hurricane Recovery Power Outages in the City have led to Open Complaints from Governor Rick Scott about the speed of repairs and...
Governor Scott Requests a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for Florida Following Hurricane Hermine Governor Rick Scott requested that President Obama make a Major Disaster Declaration for Florida due to severe...
Mosaic to Have 3rd Party Test Private Wells Near Mulberry Plant Where Sinkhole Opened, Dumping Contaminated Water Mosaic Co. has retained a third-party company to test private wells near the plant where a sinkhole...
Florida Regulators Approve Rate Increase for Citizens Policyholders The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation approved a 6.4 percent overall Rate Increase for 2017 for Citizens Property Insurance Corp....
Negron Upends Senate Appropriations Committee Staff in Effort to Cushion Any “Loyalty Gaps” Fresh off a bitter two-year fight to become Senate President, Senator Joe Negron, R-Stuart, is...
Heritage Proposes 15 Percent Rate Increase in Most of South Florida Heritage, the third-largest Insurer in the Tri-County Region with 96,139 Personal Residential Policies at the end of March, this month filed for...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation advised today, September 14, 2016, that it has released an actuarial study written by Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc. (“Pinnacle”) that estimates the effect of...
Post-Hurricane Recovery Florida Best Practices Task Force Created Citizens for Responsible Spending Chairman Barney Bishop III today Tuesday the creation of the Post-Hurricane Recovery Best Practices Task Force,...
Florida’s First Hurricane in 11 Years “Could Have Been a Lot Worse” for Insurers While Preliminary Damage Estimates and Claims are still trickling in from Hurricane Hermine, Florida’s first...