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Florida insurance market shows recovery signs after steep rate increases - Vimarsana News

Florida insurance market shows recovery signs after steep rate increases

If you live in Florida, you've undoubtedly seen your home insurance rates spike over the last three years as the state suffers through an unprecedented insurance crisis.

Source: nbc-2.com
Florida insurance market shows recovery signs after steep rate increases - Vimarsana News

Florida insurance market shows recovery signs after steep rate increases

If you live in Florida, you've undoubtedly seen your home insurance rates spike over the last three years as the state suffers through an unprecedented insurance crisis.

Source: nbc-2.com
Citizens Insurance customer receives notice of 430% rate increase - Vimarsana News

Citizens Insurance customer receives notice of 430% rate increase

As Citizens Insurance tries to shed 100,000 policies, a local resident says he received a quote for a 430 percent rate increase, which would have gone into effect if he failed to opt out.

FL Property Insurance Loopholes A Roadmap To Fraud, Says U.S Expert - Vimarsana News

FL Property Insurance Loopholes A Roadmap To Fraud, Says U.S Expert

FL Property Insurance Loopholes A Roadmap To Fraud, Says U.S Expert - Tampa, FL - A spokesman for the national Insurance Information Institute blames roof contractors and unscrupulous attorneys for FL insurance crisis.

Source: patch.com
Head Scratcher: Claims Litigation Not Named as Major Factor in Florida Insolvencies - Vimarsana News

Head Scratcher: Claims Litigation Not Named as Major Factor in Florida Insolvencies

Despite years of complaints from Florida property insurers and some lawmakers that out-of-control claims litigation was destroying the industry, recent