As our state legislators reassemble for yet another special session this week— this time, dealing with the crisis in property insurance as hurricane season starts— they ought to give very strong consideration to moving up the month of Florida's gasoline tax holiday from October to July. Hang the expense, they said, we can always dip into Florida's share of…
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As our state legislators reassemble for yet another special session this week– this time, dealing with the crisis in property insurance as hurricane season starts– they ought to give very strong consideration to moving up the month of Florida's gasoline tax holiday from October to July. Hang the expense, they said, we can always dip into Florida's share of…
Ron DeSantis to stem a growing crisis, Florida lawmakers delivered property insurance reforms sought by the governor and largely favored by the insurance industry. The solution lawmakers came up with is a bill that the Senate sponsor said is more focused on stabilizing struggling insurers than delivering immediate rate relief. The legislation, which…
Lawmaker returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
Some called the bill a bailout for the home insurance industry, pointing to the $2 billion reinsurance fund. Michael Grieco, D- Miami Beach. Ron DeSantis to stem a growing crisis, Florida lawmakers delivered property insurance reforms sought by the governor and largely favored by the insurance industry.
Lawmaker returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
Lawmakers returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
Lawmakers returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
Lawmakers returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
We're in this situation because instead of using annual legislative sessions to tackle real issues facing Floridians, Florida's leaders have squandered much of their time and spent the rest of it doing favors for big businesses. Here in Florida, our leaders have lost sight of their mission. Over the past several years, Florida's property insurance rates have…
Lawmaker returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
Lawmaker returned Monday to Tallahassee to address Florida's troubled property insurance market, which is ailed by skyrocketing rates and fraudulent claims, among other issues. "I am grateful to all of the legislators and other stakeholders who worked diligently on this issue over the last several months," said outgoing Senate President Wilton Simpson.
TALLAHASSEE– Efforts by Democrats to include a rate freeze, climate change considerations, increased capital requirements for companies and other proposals in property insurance legislation all failed Tuesday, as the Republican-dominated Florida Legislature moved closer to passing the reform bill sought by Gov. While the Florida Senate was rejecting…
The tornado that ripped through Gaylord last week is expected to cost millions to repair— and, insurance companies warn, some survivors will be lucky to be able to make them in the next few months. One insurer is estimating a damage payout of up to $10 million to its clients. Meanwhile, the Otsego Community Foundation— through its Tornado Response Fund— is seeking to…
As our state legislators reassemble for yet another special session this week— this time, dealing with the crisis in property insurance as hurricane season starts— they ought to give very strong consideration to moving up the month of Florida's gasoline tax holiday from October to July. Hang the expense, they said, we can always dip into Florida's share of…
Ron DeSantis to stem a growing crisis, Florida lawmakers delivered property insurance reforms sought by the governor and largely favored by the insurance industry. The solution lawmakers came up with is a bill that the Senate sponsor said is more focused on stabilizing struggling insurers than delivering immediate rate relief. The legislation, which…
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Property insurance package passed by Florida lawmakers; Will it work?
After several hours of debate, the Florida House passed a legislative package on Wednesday that addresses property insurance and condominium reforms. The bills are aimed at stabilizing the state’s troubled market.
