The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”) which goes into effect on April 1, 2020, is a federal law enacted on March 18, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The mandatory law requires most...
February 2020 Florida Insurance Matters is a monthly update on Florida insurance-related legal developments by the Colodny Fass Insurance Litigation Practice, recently recognized as the Insurance Litigation Department of the...
Sunrise, FL – Colodny Fass attorneys have once again been recognized in the prestigious 2020 South Florida Legal Guide for their expertise and commitment to excellence. The publication has named Colodny Fass a top Law...
Sunrise, FL – Colodny Fass, one of Florida’s most respected insurance and business law firms, announced today the election of two new shareholders: litigator Matthew C. Scarfone and insurance regulatory attorney Sandy...
DECEMBER 2019 Florida Insurance Matters is a monthly update on Florida insurance-related legal developments by the Colodny Fass Insurance Litigation Practice, recently recognized as the Insurance Litigation Department of the...
NOVEMBER 2019 Florida Insurance Matters is a monthly update on Florida insurance-related legal developments by the Colodny Fass Insurance Litigation Practice, recently recognized as the Insurance Litigation Department of the...
By the Colodny Fass Insurance Regulatory Team On October 15, 2019, the Florida Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance held a roundtable discussion on insurance claims issues. Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier,...
By Wes Strickland and Michael Billmeier During the 2019 session, the Florida Legislature passed a bill amending the Unfair Insurance Trade Practices Act to allow insurers and insurance agents to offer or give to insureds...
By Wes Strickland and Michael Billmeier During the 2019 session, the Florida Legislature passed CS/CS/CS/HB 301. The bill gives a residential property insurer the option of notifying the policyholder of the right to mediation...
By Wes Strickland and Michael Billmeier During the 2019 session, the Florida Legislature passed a bill that gives foreign or alien insurers an additional method to obtain a waiver of the three-year “seasoning” requirement...