The following article was published in The Florida Current on May 8, 2012: Cabinet in Keys: Gimme Shelter Plan By Gray Rohrer Three weeks before the official start of hurricane season, the Florida Cabinet approved the...
The following article was published in The Palm Beach Post on May 8, 2012: State issues rule to fix error in new car insurance law By John Kennedy TALLAHASSEE — A state agency issued a memo Tuesday aimed at fixing a...
The following article was published in The Florida Current on May 8, 2012: Judge sides with Department of Health in Contract Dispute By Travis Pillow An administrative law judge is siding with the Florida Department of...
1:30 p.m.–Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund Advisory Council meeting. Agenda includes discussion of May 2012 FHCF claims-paying capacity estimates. Teleconference: (888) 808-6959; conference code: 4765251363. To view...
The Florida Surplus Lines Service Office (“FSLSO”) issued a Bulletin on May 4, 2012 to provide guidance on the filing of multi-state surplus lines policies issued or renewed on or after July 1, 2012, once...
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The following article was published in The Insurance Journal on May 7, 2012: Florida Revises Workers’ Comp Certficates, Excess Profits, Premium Audit Laws By Michael Adams Florida’s governor has signed...
The following article was published in The Insurance Journal on May 7, 2012: A.M. Best Opens Miami Office A.M. Best Co. has opened an office in Miami, Florida to serve the market for insurance ratings in the Latin...
The following article was published in the Florida Current on May 7, 2012: Hernando poised to become first county to opt out of septic tank inspections By Bruce Ritchie Hernando County is poised to become the first county to...
The following article was published in The Florida Current on May 7, 2012: Did Government Grow in Florida? An story in the Jacksonville Business Journal notes that Florida’s government workforce saw one of the...