Legislatures in most Southern states convene this week and dozens of insurance-related bills are now in the hoppers. Here’s a...
Articles by William Rabb
Remember George Costanza’s trick in “Seinfeld,” the 1990s TV sitcom? When he couldn’t (or didn’t want to) pay his rent...
The Florida Supreme Court’s call for an additional appellate court and six – now seven – new judges in the...
Few things in Florida workers’ compensation have been a bigger issue over the last decade than claimants’ attorneys’ fees. Despite...
Coverage disputes often hinge on the exact wording of an insurance policy. In a case in federal court in South...
When the Florida insurance world heard that a newly formed homeowners’ insurance carrier was stepping into the troubled Florida waters,...
For the fourth time this year, a Florida appeals court has decided in favor of People’s Trust Insurance Co., requiring...
Employers may be warming up to the idea that fighting some workers’ compensation claims and medical treatments can be counterproductive,...
A number of insurance agencies in southwestern Kentucky sustained damage at their own offices during the massive tornado rampage last...
Insurance claims and loss estimates are beginning to come in from the group of deadly and damaging tornadoes that moved...