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McCarty: Fla. Insurance Law Fixes Some Things But Big Issues Loom

Forecasters say Florida is among the most likely states to get a hurricane landfall, and storm activity is supposed to be above normal, putting all property insurers in this extremely volatile market on notice.

By Chad Hemenway | Updated on June 02, 2011

NU Online News Service, June 2, 2:47 p.m. EST

Forecasters say Florida is the most likely state to get a hurricane landfall, and storm activity is supposed to be above normal, putting all property insurers in this extremely volatile market on notice.

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