Hurricane Matthew-Related Insurance Claims Pass the 75,000 Barrier The number of Insurance Claims filed following Hurricane Matthew has now surpassed 75,000, State Regulators announced Monday. Michael Moline...
The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (“FHCF”) Advisory Council will hold a public meeting tomorrow, October 18, 2016 at 1:30 p.m. (ET) in Tallahassee. The agenda includes a vote to approve the...
The Florida Health Insurance Advisory Board (“FHIAB”) is scheduled to hold a public meeting to conduct administrative matters, adopt its “State of the Market” Annual Report and discuss its 2017...
Insurance Competition, Diversity Helping Companies Weather Hurricanes Many Northeast Florida Residents are making calls to their Insurance Companies after Hurricane Matthew. WJCT-TV Business Analyst John Burr...
Hurricane Matthew May Be Gone, But Insurance Industry’s Work is Just Starting It’s been nearly a week since Hurricane Matthew Ravaged the Southeast Coast but the Insurance Industry’s job of...
Ambulances Out of Insurer Networks Draw Panel’s Scrutiny A State Working Group that meets next week will examine a piece of the puzzle left out of last spring’s Legislation designed to cut down on...
Matthew Claims Start Rolling Into Citizens Of Citizens’ Claims so far, 963 came from Property Owners in Volusia, Brevard, Flagler, St. Johns and Duval Counties, the Regions hardest hit by the storm that battered...
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”) advised today, October 10, 2016, that it is opening two emergency operations centers (“EOCs”) along the Space Coast to better assist its...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (“OIR”) has posted preliminary statewide Hurricane Matthew claims data on its Web site...
Above: Florida Governor Rick Scott toured Hurricane Matthew damage at Flagler Beach this morning. Florida Governor Rick Scott was at Flagler Beach this morning, October 10, 2016, to survey damage caused by...