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Coastal News Today | FL - Special Florida Insurance Session Welcomed, but Will It Come Soon Enough? - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | FL - Special Florida Insurance Session Welcomed, but Will It Come Soon Enough?

Florida’s governor has yet to set a date for a special legislative session aimed at the property insurance crisis in the state, but some in the industry, while welcoming the gathering, said it may come too late for struggling insurers facing a June 1 reinsurance renewal deadline.

No Florida Special Session for Months, but OIR Moves to Allow Roof Deductibles - Vimarsana News

No Florida Special Session for Months, but OIR Moves to Allow Roof Deductibles

A special insurance-reform session of the Florida Legislature probably won't happen before November, when a new House speaker takes office. But the

Another Big Insurer Stops Writing Homeowners Policies in Florida - Vimarsana News

Another Big Insurer Stops Writing Homeowners Policies in Florida

The Florida property insurance market is showing more signs of trouble, with one of the state's largest carriers deciding to stop writing new homeowner

Miami Court Finds IDS Property Insurance Withheld Data on PIP Cases - Vimarsana News

Miami Court Finds IDS Property Insurance Withheld Data on PIP Cases

In a class-action lawsuit that could affect no-fault auto insurance companies around the country, a Miami judge has sanctioned an insurer for willfully

Florida Policies in Limbo Over Proposed Insolvency Surcharge - Vimarsana News

Florida Policies in Limbo Over Proposed Insolvency Surcharge

The Florida Insurance Guaranty Association is urging insurers to hold off on sending homeowners' policy renewals until state regulators decide if they