Florida Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has been battered recently with allegations of past improprieties.
This did not stop the state-run insurer from releasing the results of an audit of about 475 cases of internal complaints at the insurer since 2008—including some eye-opening occurrences of discrimination, affairs, fraud, corruption, and theft.
"This had been in the works," says Citizens spokesman Michael Peltier, of the internal review. "We have been pushing to remain transparent, change the culture and get on with what our business is.
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