Florida Insurers Sustain ‘A’ Ratings, For Now, As 2020 Industry Losses Top $1.5B March 17, 2021 By Amy O'Connor Ratings agency Demotech has affirmed the ‘A’ ratings of the Florida homeowners carriers it rates, which account for approximately 66%...
Insurance Agents on the Front Line of Florida’s Mounting Property Market Problems March 11, 2021 By Amy O'Connor While carriers face growing financial losses in Florida’s distressed property insurance market, insurance agents are on the front lines trying...
‘Desperate’ Times: Stakeholders Urge Florida Lawmakers to Enact Insurance Reform March 4, 2021 By Amy O'Connor It’s the start of another Florida Legislative Session with a familiar theme — insurers pushing for reforms they say are...
Florida Legislative Session 2021: Insurance Bills to Watch March 3, 2021 By Amy O'Connor The Florida insurance industry will be fighting for property insurance reforms in the 60-day legislative session that kicked off this...
Citizens to Hold Off on 2016 Sinkhole Rate Increases, For Now July 20, 2015 In Citizens’ 2016 rate proposal, approved last month by the Citizens Board of Directors and awaiting approval by the Florida...
Florida’s Crist, Scott Spar Over Property Insurance in Race for Governor September 8, 2014 By Brendan Farrington Democrat Charlie Crist said he successfully reduced rising property insurance rates as governor and will do so again if elected,...
Florida Senate Democrats to Oppose Property Insurance Rate Hikes January 31, 2013 By Michael Adams With Florida lawmakers expected to consider formal changes to the state’s property insurance market next week, state Democrats are signaling...
Florida Senate to Unveil Property Insurance Reforms January 31, 2013 By Michael Adams Florida lawmakers are planning next week to release a draft version of a property insurance reform bill. The Senate Banking...