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Following Hurricane Ian, Florida CFO Patronis targets insurance fraud - Vimarsana News

Following Hurricane Ian, Florida CFO Patronis targets insurance fraud

Florida's CFO wants a crackdown on “predatory” public adjusters, “Assignment of Benefits” abuse, tp to curb property insurance fraud.

Property insurance changes approved - Vimarsana News

Property insurance changes approved

Some of the doubts were voiced from within the ruling GOP caucus in Tallahassee. Jim Boyd cautioned his colleagues this week. The Bradenton Republican, who also is an insurance agent, attempted to speed up the relief by proposing amendments to his bills on Tuesday that would expedite rulemaking and rate hearings.

New property insurance rules approved - Vimarsana News

New property insurance rules approved

Some of the doubts were voiced from within the ruling GOP caucus in Tallahassee. Jim Boyd cautioned his colleagues this week. The Bradenton Republican, who also is an insurance agent, attempted to speed up the relief by proposing amendments to his bills on Tuesday that would expedite rulemaking and rate hearings.

How will new property insurance rules help you? - Vimarsana News

How will new property insurance rules help you?

Some of the doubts were voiced from within the ruling GOP caucus in Tallahassee. Jim Boyd cautioned his colleagues this week. The Bradenton Republican, who also is an insurance agent, attempted to speed up the relief by proposing amendments to his bills on Tuesday that would expedite rulemaking and rate hearings.

Questions on property insurance bills linger - Vimarsana News

Questions on property insurance bills linger

Some of the doubts were voiced from within the ruling GOP caucus in Tallahassee. Jim Boyd cautioned his colleagues this week. The Bradenton Republican, who also is an insurance agent, attempted to speed up the relief by proposing amendments to his bills on Tuesday that would expedite rulemaking and rate hearings.