After Suspending New Business in Florida, Lighthouse Loses Financial Rating
The Demotech rating firm has withdrawn the financial stability rating
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Investigators, Family Looking for Answers After Teen Fell from Florida Thrill Ride
State officials and the amusement ride company are investigating how
TypTap CEO: Pause in Florida Writing was Planned; Growth Continues
The February news that five Florida-admitted property insurers had stopped
New Florida Litigation Fell 11% in February, but NOIs Keep Rising
After a sharp increase in January, the number of new
Florida Bridgetender Arrested After Woman Fell to Her Death from Drawbridge
The operator of a drawbridge where a woman fell to
Lawsuits vs. Citizens Insurer Continue to Rise But Legal Fees and Payouts Dropping
A committee of the Citizens Property Insurance Corp. governing body
Florida Class Action Wants Answer: Must Insurer Pay Attorney Fees for Pre-Suit Notices?
Florida’s Senate Bill 76, signed into law last June, was
After Months of Decline, Florida Claims Litigation Rose Sharply in January
Just when insurers saw signs that last year’s reform legislation
Appeals Court Finds GEICO Did Not Act in Bad Faith in Fatal Florida Crash Claim
In a case that went all the way to the