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By Lynne McChristian |
April 25, 2012
Will the PIP reforms work, and will they bring auto insurance rates down? Legislators want proof they made the right decisions, and they want it fast.
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By Catherine Couretas, PropertyCasualty360.com |
August 23, 2011
Although outcomes of workers' compensation cases across the country may vary, landmark cases discussed at the Workers' Compensation Educational Conference (WCEC) are paving the way for future results.
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By Paul Fowkes, Ryan Hasanbasic |
June 28, 2011
As a wholesale broker, you had absolutely no direct engagement with the retail agent’s customer. No calls, no letters, no emails. So why is he suing you?
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By Katherine Scott Webb |
March 3, 2011
With a decidedly pro-business governor and a Legislature focused on economic rejuvenation, Florida’s 2011 session could produce significant opportunities for the business community at large and the insurance industry in particular. This may be the year that tort reform finally passes, an impossible feat in previous years. Then lawmakers could...
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By Phil Gusman, PropertyCasualty360.com |
January 5, 2011
Florida's workers' compensation market remains competitive and affordable, and with a few exceptions, coverage is available to employers, according to an annual report from the state's regulator.
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By Chad Hemenway, PropertyCasualty360.com |
December 15, 2010
Industry trade associations have joined together in filing a "friend of the court" brief with the Florida Supreme Court in support of United Automobile Insurance Company's request
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By Gary Fineout |
December 1, 2010
For the fifth year in a row, Florida -- considered a major segment of "hurricane alley" -- has avoided the devastating damages that come with the vicious storms.
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By Gary Fineout |
November 1, 2010
Citizens Property Insurance Corp. -- under fire for its handling of contracts -- will make some substantial changes to the way it does business by the end of the year.
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By Chad Hemenway, PropertyCasualty360.com |
October 7, 2010
A three-judge panel in the First District Court of Appeals in Florida denied a request from the state's insurer of last resort to dismiss a lawsuit against it based on the belief the government entity is immune.
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By Thomas J. Maida, Leonard Schulte |
October 1, 2010
Seven years ago, Florida employers paid the highest workers' compensation premiums in the nation. Today, the state's workers' compensation premiums are among the lowest.
