Browsing: Florida Legislature

As hurricane season begins, Florida’s property insurance market remains unprepared despite recent reforms.

Florida’s recent insurance reforms have tipped the scales too far in favor of insurance companies, leaving consumers and businesses vulnerable to bad faith practices.

An editorial discusses potential legislation in Florida that could allow homeowners to sue insurance companies over denied claims.

The Florida Legislature may allow lawsuits to challenge property insurance claims, a significant shift in policy aimed at addressing the ongoing property insurance crisis.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis delivered his State of the State address, outlining his agenda for the upcoming legislative session. The address focused on property taxes, insurance, and other key issues.

Florida House members are investigating property insurance companies’ financial practices, focusing on money sent to affiliated firms and shareholders while insurers claim losses. The probe, spurred by a report detailing these transactions, aims to uncover the reasons behind high insurance rates and ensure transparency within the industry.

Florida House members are investigating property insurance companies over financial practices, following a report detailing money transfers to affiliated firms.

Legislation seeks to clarify and improve existing laws regarding health insurance lawsuits.

Industry groups are voicing concerns over a Florida bill that could increase insurance litigation costs by reversing aspects of recent tort reform.

A House panel in Florida is considering a bill that would shift the responsibility for attorney fees in property insurance lawsuits, reigniting a debate about consumer protection and insurance market stability.