Report says Florida’s PIP auto insurance bills should go down 14 to 25 percent — but others say don’t count on it
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Great expectations for PIP savings?
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Still not prepared 20 years after Hurricane Andrew
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Floridians at the mercy of private insurance companies
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Consumer advocate fears for insurance of troubled homes
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Florida regulators expand rate comparison site to include auto insurance
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Hearing to Address Proposed Penalty Rule Repeal
A hearing will take place today on the Office of Insurance Regulation’s proposed repeal of administrative rule 69O-142.011, sometimes called the “penalty rule.” The rule classifies many types of violations of the insurance codes into categories, ranging from the most severe to the relatively minor. The rule then sets forth ranges of potential penalties based on […]
QBE hammered by US regulator for “excessive” rates
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State says no to Praetorian
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Another Look at the Notice of Change in Policy Terms
The 2011 Florida Legislature established a new opportunity for insurers to inform policyholders of changes in their policies. Case law in Florida previously suggested that insurers seeking to continue coverage with material changes in terms should nonrenew existing policies and offer replacement policies with the new terms. This process could be confusing for policyholders, who […]