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A Year After Florida Adjusters Dropped a Bomb, They've Heard Little and Now Want Investigators Fired - Vimarsana News

A Year After Florida Adjusters Dropped a Bomb, They've Heard Little and Now Want Investigators Fired

One year ago, three independent claims adjusters stood before the Florida House Commerce Committee and charged that several insurance companies had

A Year After Florida Adjusters Dropped a Bomb, They've Heard Little and Now Want Investigators Fired - Vimarsana News

A Year After Florida Adjusters Dropped a Bomb, They've Heard Little and Now Want Investigators Fired

One year ago, three independent claims adjusters stood before the Florida House Commerce Committee and charged that several insurance companies had

KBRA: Florida Insurers Got Creative in 2023 but Higher Reinsurance, More Storms Coming - Vimarsana News

KBRA: Florida Insurers Got Creative in 2023 but Higher Reinsurance, More Storms Coming

Things are looking up in the buffeted Florida market, but reinsurance rates will continue to rise for the next two years, and a 2024 hurricane season

FL Insurance Crisis: Lawmakers OK $175M For My Safe FL Home Grants - Vimarsana News

FL Insurance Crisis: Lawmakers OK $175M For My Safe FL Home Grants

FL Insurance Crisis: Lawmakers OK $175M For My Safe FL Home Grants - Tampa, FL - My Safe Florida Home grant applications were on hold after submissions exceeded the pool of money to help harden homes against hurricanes.

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South Florida P/C Insurance Agent Charged With Swiping $131,000 in Premiums - Vimarsana News

South Florida P/C Insurance Agent Charged With Swiping $131,000 in Premiums

A south Florida insurance agent has been charged with absconding with more than $130,000 in premiums, leaving property owners uninsured after Hurricane