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Just because an insurer paid the full policy limits on a claim, and argues that the damages weren't even covered, doesn't mean it can escape a bad faith

Just because an insurer paid the full policy limits on a claim, and argues that the damages weren't even covered, doesn't mean it can escape a bad-faith

Washington, D.C.— U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) said today that he and U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) have launched an investigation into how insurance companies are navigating mounting risks from climate change, including where companies will next pull coverage or raise premiums.

Floridians are already paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else.

A new study has suggested that things could get worse for Florida and other states that are hammered by natural disasters because of a double whammy of rising rates and risks that could result in spiraling decline in demand and property values.

Floridians are paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else, and climate could shoulder some blame.

After five years of tweaks to Florida's insurance and tort laws, all designed to reduce the vast amount of claims litigation and – eventually – bring down

The owners of a Fort Myers roofing company, one that has been the subject of a number of complaints from consumers and which has filed multiple

The owners of a Fort Myers roofing company, one that has been the subject of a number of complaints from consumers and which has filed multiple

Hochwasserschutz für die Altstadt noch einmal verstärkt 19.30 Uhr: Am Samstagnachmittag sind unter anderem an der Kölner Altstadt drei weitere Hochwassertore geschlossen worden, teilte die Stadt mit. Über weitere Maßnahmen will die Stadt am Sonntagmorgen entscheiden. Die Poller Wiesen unter Wasser am 7. Februar. Foto: DLRG richtet Unimog-Fahrdienst ein 16.15 Uhr: In Köln-Rheinkassel hat die DLRG am Nachmittag einen Unimog-Fahrdienst eingerichtet. Steigt das Wasser noch wenige...