Mississippi Supreme Court Won’t Budge on $15M Bad-Faith Decision Against USAA October 15, 2025 By William Rabb The Mississippi Supreme Court this month declined to reconsider its 2024 decision to uphold almost $15 million in punitive damages...
Insureds Need Early ACV Estimate to Claim Breach of Contract, Fla. Appeals Court Says October 15, 2025 By William Rabb In what is being seen as a significant win for property insurers, a Florida appeals court last week found that...
Florida, National Groups File Suit Over ‘Anti-Public Adjuster’ Endorsements October 14, 2025 By William Rabb At least six property insurers in Florida have opened a new front in their battle against public claims adjusters –...
Laws and Regs Already Protect Insureds From AI Missteps, Insurance Reps Say October 8, 2025 By William Rabb Despite the rapid rise of artificial intelligence in the insurance sector, along with claims of widespread errors and even discrimination...
Florida’s Citizens Is Deferring Flood Coverage Proof While NFIP Is Shut Down October 6, 2025 By William Rabb Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is deferring the required proof of flood insurance while the federal government shutdown continues and...
Be a Leader by Listening to Employees and Clients October 6, 2025 By William Rabb For the second straight year, Brightway Insurance in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, has made the list of finalists for the...
Florida Reforms Are Truly Making a Difference, Gallagher Re Report Finds October 3, 2025 By William Rabb If Florida’s insurance market needed more indication that 2022 legislative reforms have made a big difference in the cost of...
IBHS Study Shows Smaller Hail May Be More Damaging to Roofs Than Once Believed October 2, 2025 By William Rabb A study by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) found roof damage from smaller hailstones may be...
FAIA Bans Live Animal Displays After PETA Concerns About June Convention September 30, 2025 By William Rabb Attendees at the Florida Association of Insurance Agents’ June convention in Orlando may have noticed the live giraffe exhibit at...
Hanover Must Pay Rock Singer $2M in Case of Studio Arson, Court Says September 29, 2025 By William Rabb Recording artist John Falls finally should see more than $2 million from a Hanover American insurance policy in the long-simmering...