Category: Insurance Regulatory News

5 new laws took effect today

Jan 1, 2008

Pensacola News Journal, 1/1/2008 TALLAHASSEE – Only five new laws took effect today, but ignoring one big legal requirement could get Florida drivers in a lot of trouble. A section of the restored no-fault/personal injury protection insurance law requires drivers …

No-fault coverage required again

Jan 1, 2008

Palm Beach Post, 1/1/2008 The party’s over. And no, we’re not talking about New Year’s Eve. Mandatory no-fault auto insurance is back today, and the million-plus Florida drivers who’ve been pocketing hundreds of dollars in premium savings since October because …

Florida Trend: Insurance 2008

Jan 1, 2008

By Mike Vogel – 1/1/2008 Chasing opportunity, several companies last year took 225,000 policies off the hands of Florida’s state-subsidized insurer, Citizens Property Insurance. Meanwhile, Hollywood-based property management company Continental Group launched a self-insurance fund offering property coverage to the …

Crist remains popular after a tough first year in office

Jan 1, 2008

By BRENDAN FARRINGTON Property taxes didn’t "drop like a rock" during Gov. Charlie Crist’s first year in office, but neither did his approval rating. The Republican weathered a difficult year well, despite making only modest gains on two of the …

NAIC 2007 Winter Meeting Update From Dixon Hughes

Dec 31, 2007

    The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) held its Winter 2007 National Meeting in Houston, Texas during early December. Jennifer Burton, a Certified Public Accountant and member of the Dixon-Hughes Insurance Services Group Audit Team, attended the meeting …