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New Year to Start Fast for Insurance and Other Issues

New Year to Start Fast for Insurance and Other Issues

| Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The holiday season always seems to pass too quickly.  After an extended period of unwinding and spending time with families and friends, the new year always brings an abrupt end to this relaxed pace as we return to work, children return to school and we pick up where we left off.  This will especially be […]

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Citizens Board Opposes Cat Fund Reduction

Citizens Board Opposes Cat Fund Reduction

| Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The Board of Governors of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation voted 5-3 to oppose legislation designed to reduce the size of the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.  The FHCF is Citizens’ primary source of reinsurance.  The FHCF has been promoting a plan to reduce its size through a combination of decreasing its maximum liability, increasing the co-participation requirement, and increasing […]

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A.M. Best Insurance Law Podcast Discusses FHCF Reform

A.M. Best Insurance Law Podcast Discusses FHCF Reform

| Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

I recently recorded a podcast in the latest episode of A.M. Best’s Insurance Law Podcast, a series that examines timely and important legal issues affecting the insurance industry from an attorney’s point of view.  In this episode, I discussed the pending proposal by the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund to shrink its size and increase its costs over a […]

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