Private Equity Backing AGI, an AI-Enabled Platform for Faster Brokerage Growth July 20, 2026 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports Despite growing concerns about private-equity-backed ventures and the use of artificial intelligence, an Atlanta-based firm said it has launched an...
Two Years in, Ortiz Steps Down as CEO of Florida Re July 20, 2026 Alvaro Ortiz, the CEO of Tampa-based Florida Insurance and Reinsurance Co. since it was formed in 2024, has resigned from...
Tropical Storm Watches Posted Across Florida’s Panhandle Region July 20, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan A tropical storm watch has been issued for the Florida Panhandle as the Atlantic’s next event takes shape off shore....
Air Taxi Service Across Parts of Florida Moving Closer to Reality July 17, 2026 The long-awaited future moved a little closer to the present this week when officials in Kissimmee, Florida, unveiled new infrastructure...
Florida Man Charged With $159,000 in Fraudulent Insurance Claims July 17, 2026 By William Rabb A central Florida man who has been cited for numerous traffic violations and who was once sued by State Farm...
Kentucky Jury Awards $104M Verdict Against Online ‘Ghost Gun’ Maker July 17, 2026 A Kentucky jury has ordered the maker of a gun-building kit to pay $104 million in damages to the family...
Despite 2024 Ruling, Appeals Court Won’t Budge in Golden Corral COVID Case July 16, 2026 By William Rabb The North Carolina Supreme Court in 2024 famously bucked the trend on COVID-19 business-interruption coverage, finding that an insurer owed...
Palm Beach Rejects Data Center Near Mar-a-Lago After Backlash July 16, 2026 By Andrew Oxford and Erin Hudson Palm Beach County commissioners rejected a proposal late Wednesday to build a digital infrastructure hub to house AI data centers...
Man Fleeing Immigration Officers in Florida Struck and Killed by Tractor Trailer July 16, 2026 By Gene Johnson A man running from an encounter with immigration and other federal agents in Florida was struck and killed by a...
Florida Regulators Mulling New Rules on Market Conduct Exams, Reporting July 16, 2026 By William Rabb Florida regulators are considering three rule changes, one on how market-conduct examinations are triggered, one on an expanded claims-dispute mediation...