The National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (“NAIC”) Public Adjuster Working Group will hold a conference call on Monday, June 26, 2017 (12:00 p.m. Eastern/11:00 a.m. Central/10:00 a.m....
During its meeting yesterday, June 15, 2017, Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s (“Citizens”) Consumer Services Committee reviewed proposed changes to the method by which it...
Florida Insurance Commissioner Calls For Assignment Of Benefits Changes Commissioner Altmaier is weighing changes to claims forms—things like narrowing the definition of emergency mitigation or imposing...
Reinsurers in Florida Advised Caution Over AOB Epidemic If the Assignment of Benefits Epidemic sweeping Florida continues unchecked, insurers with weaker capitalisation could see rating downgrades or be put out of...
The opportunity to submit written comments is open until July 5, 2017 on proposed Rules relating to the certification of neutral evaluators used in neutral evaluations for sinkhole insurance claims in Florida....
Air Ambulances: Insurers Call for End to Balance Billing to Consumers Consumers should not receive devastating Bills for tens of thousands of dollars for Air Ambulance Transport when Providers and Insurers cannot agree...
Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”) advised today, June 13, 2017, that the edited version of the 2017 Personal Lines Assumptions Calendar was not emailed to the Takeout...
The third meeting of the Florida Insurance Consumer Advocate’s Emergency Medical Transportation (“EMT”) Working Group is in progress this morning, June 13, 2017, until 1 p.m. (ET) in Tallahassee. To...
Flooding Prompts Miami to Consider Returning Some Homes to Nature Miami’s Shorecrest Neighborhood, near Biscayne Bay, deals with frequent flooding because of storms and high tides. Local Officials are considering...
Water damage claims litigation statistics to be reported at the upcoming Citizens Property Insurance (“Citizens”) Claims Committee meeting on June 15, 2017 do not bode well for South Florida, with 93...