Marijuana doctors are more likely to have been disciplined or arrested. Some have lost their licenses in other states....
Halifax Health will try to convince the Florida Supreme Court that a multimillion dollar hospital under construction in Deltona should be completed using bond money after two state court judges ruled that the project is...
To make up the shortfall, state officials plan on cutting substance abuse and mental health treatment programs. The Miami Herald’s Mary Ellen Klas reports....
NIS will continue its focus on the school and other public-sector markets and will provide additional distribution for AssuredPartners in the public sector, Insurance Journal reports....
Governor Rick Scott has long wanted to get rid of the head of the Florida Office of Financial Regulation. The Tampa Bay Times’ Lawrence Mower and Kirby Wilson report for “The Buzz” blog....
These 7 races are key to flipping the U.S. House, the Tampa Bay Times’ Langston Taylor reports for “The Buzz” blog....
A federal judge has asked the Connecticut Supreme Court for a better definition of the word “collapse” that could help decide whether homeowner insurance policies should cover repairs to thousands of homes with crumbling...
In the past year there have been several resignations in the Florida Legislature, for a variety of reasons. On May 1, 2018 House District 114 and House District 39 will be receiving new representation due to special elections...
Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has settled a lawsuit against it over sinkhole damage in Pinellas County’s Cloverplace condominium community, Jim Rosica reports for FloridaPolitics.com. Citizens reaches sinkhole...
A Tallahassee judge has ruled that life insurance companies doing business in the state don’t have to track down beneficiaries under a 2016 law (SB 966) championed by former Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater. Jim...