Insurance Issues Loom Large on Legislature’s Agenda Will this finally be the year the Florida Legislature breaks the stalemate between Insurers and Trial Lawyers over so-called Abusive Water Claims? The...
Insurance Companies Have Plenty to Worry About as Florida’s Legislative Session Opens The Insurance Industry already has a good idea how one of its top priorities for the 2017 Legislative Session seems likely to...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (“OIR”) has advised it will be updating two Rules relating to insurance accounting procedures. If a Rule Development Workshop is requested for either Rule,...
A number of insurance regulations were proposed for revision last week as the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation proceeds to update them to reflect an electronic filing process. A two-day Rule Development Workshop...
The Florida House and Senate have both released early details of their workers’ compensation plans ahead of next week’s March 7 start of the 2017 Florida Legislative Session. The House Insurance and Banking...
Florida Senate: Higher Workers’ Comp Rates Here to Stay Republican Rob Bradley of Fleming Island says his goal is rate stabilization. Jim Ash reports for WUSF. Attorneys’ fees protected...
2017 Florida Insurance Legislation to Watch The Florida Insurance Market has been a hotbed of controversy over the last year, and many are looking at the Florida State Legislature to alleviate some of the concerns...
Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”) Board of Governors will meet on Friday, March 3, 2017 to vote on whether to call its 2015 Everglades Re II Series 2015-1 bonds on their...
Employee Stole $1M From Fort Lauderdale Insurer, Investigators Say A Coral Springs Woman who worked as a Customer Service Representative for a Fort Lauderdale-Based Insurance Company funneled more than $1 Million of...
FEBRUARY 2017 Here’s your update on Florida insurance-related legal developments from the Colodny Fass Insurance Litigation Practice. Florida Insurance Matters is a monthly update on Florida insurance-related legal...