The Florida Auditor General's Office recently released a critical report that found the state's Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) is failing to adequately monitor the medical malpractice insurance

There's something wrong when the idea of health reform generates more attention from Hollywood than from our politicians in Tallahassee or Washington, D.C. But with this summer's release of Michael

When the Florida legislature forms a task force to study any state-run organization, the target is often in for a grilling akin to being on the witness stand with a fierce prosecutor in their face.

Insurance remained at the top of the legislative agenda this spring as the Florida Legislature debated everything from the future of no-fault auto insurance to making it easier for Floridians to

As the legislature once again starts plowing through the latest attempt at homeowners' insurance issues, many lawmakers and consumers have pushed other vital types of insurance concerns to the

When Hurricane Andrew devastated southern Miami-Dade County in 1993, it washed away a 100-years' worth of basic assumptions about the threat of hurricanes and the impact they could have on a

Forget that one in six Floridians is without health insurance. The Florida Hospital Association's number one legislative priority this spring is auto insurance. Florida's no-fault system of insuring

Three years after the medical malpractice reform insurance debate shook Tallahassee during an unprecedented three special sessions, the aftershocks are still rumbling across the state. Though the