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Property insurers would face increased scrutiny and higher fines under bills unanimously passed by the Florida House and Senate that now await the governor's signature. Created after reports surfaced of insurers reducing adjusters' loss estimates after Hurricane Ian, the measures are also meant to address criticism that recent reforms were weighed too heavily in favor of insurance companies.
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Gov. Whitmer signed legislation Monday that impact Michigan schools, taxes for businesses, and insurance companies.
The Illinois Senate debated and passed several bills last Thursday dealing with what the news media likes to call “culture war” issues. Perhaps the least controversial (there was almost no debate) was House Bill 1591, which deletes some anti-miscegenation laws still on the books since 1915. Even so, nine Republicans voted against the bill.
Property insurers would face increased scrutiny and higher fines under bills unanimously passed by the Florida House and Senate that now await the governor's signature. Created after reports surfaced of insurers reducing adjusters' loss estimates after Hurricane Ian, the measures are also meant to address criticism that recent reforms were weighed too heavily in favor of insurance companies.
The Florida Legislature passed the “Insurer Accountability” Act into law this week, which will take effect July 1, 2023. Known as Senate Bill 7052 (the “Act”), the new law creates...