If the insurance industry hasn’t noticed, the sport known as pickleball is exploding across the country. In the last three...
Articles by William Rabb
Five weeks after three independent adjusters told Florida lawmakers that insurance carriers have frequently doctored their damage assessment reports, the...
Two insurance carriers have no duty to defend or to indemnify Quest Pharmaceuticals in lawsuits brought over the drug distributor’s...
Physician dispensing of medications has long been a flash point in workers’ compensation insurance, with at least 22 states regulating...
Florida-based Morgan & Morgan, which calls itself the largest injury law firm in the country, has become one of the...
For hurricanes with erratic paths that prove difficult to predict, property insurers could soon find it trickier to justify some...
When aging water pumps in Jackson, Mississippi, were shut down by floodwaters last August, knocking out water service to most...
The Florida Supreme Court has struck down $16 million in punitive damages against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. as “excessive,” a...
In the celebration over the Florida Legislature’s sweeping insurance reforms approved last month, one statutory change has slipped under the...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s Division of Workers’ Compensation is having a busy January. Starting today, Jan. 5, the...