Amazon Activist Terminated While Recovering from Work Injury, Union Says June 8, 2023 A union organizer at Amazon who testified before a Senate committee has been terminated by the company, according to the...
Florida OIR Approves Roof Endorsements That Could Bar Non-Storm Claims June 8, 2023 By William Rabb Despite the Florida Legislature taking major steps to rein in the cost of roof claims and litigation, at least two...
Plane had Mechanical Problems Before Crash That Killed Founder of Morgan White Insurance Group June 7, 2023 WINSLOW, Ark. (AP) – A small plane had mechanical problems with its autopilot system before it crashed in Arkansas last...
Children Rescued from Burning Car While Florida Mom was Shoplifting, Police Say June 7, 2023 Shoppers at a Florida mall managed to pull two children out of a burning car after their mother left them...
Appeals Court Upholds Jury’s $9M Irma Verdict That Went Beyond Experts’ Opinions June 7, 2023 By Jim Sams Juries that are asked to resolve hurricane-damage disputes often hear widely varying damage estimates from expert witnesses. A decision by...
Keys Staffing Firm Owner Gets 32 Months for Illegal Worker Tax Violations June 7, 2023 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports The owner of several Key West staffing companies is on his way to prison after a federal judge sentenced him...
Florida OIR Hearing Set for Citizens’ Latest Rate Increases June 6, 2023 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation will hold a rate hearing Thursday, June 8, on Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s proposed...
Florida Commissioner Names Two to Top Regulatory Spots June 6, 2023 Florida’s insurance commissioner has appointed two longtime veterans of the department to high-level regulatory positions. Virginia Christy’s name will be...
Viewpoint: Impact of Florida Tort-Reform Bill Becomes Clear, But Litigation Expected June 6, 2023 On March 24, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law House Bill 837, resulting in the enactment of sweeping tort...
Kentucky Tobacco Crop Insurance Fraud Ring Results in Two More Guilty Pleas June 5, 2023 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports A Kentucky farmer and his sister-in-law have pleaded guilty to a multi-year scheme to defraud the Federal Crop Insurance Corp....