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26 10, 2015

CoreLogic Report: ‘Windy City’ Not the Windiest City

By | October 26th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on CoreLogic Report: ‘Windy City’ Not the Windiest City

Jackson, Miss., is the windiest city in America, according to catastrophe modeling firm CoreLogic’s just released rankings of the windiest cities in the country. The CoreLogic Windy City Ranking report, which provides a national ranking of the nation’s windiest cities, …

5 10, 2015

South Carolina Insurance Director: Insurers Ready for Claims from ‘Devastating’ Storm

By | October 5th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on South Carolina Insurance Director: Insurers Ready for Claims from ‘Devastating’ Storm

The insurance industry is bracing itself for an expected onslaught of claims in the wake of what South Carolina officials are calling a 1 in 1,000 year storm. “This is an extremely devastating event,” said South Carolina Director of Insurance …

8 10, 2015

Insurers Bring Calm After the Storm as South Carolina Recovery Efforts Begin

By | October 8th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Insurers Bring Calm After the Storm as South Carolina Recovery Efforts Begin

  The rain has stopped in South Carolina and claims filing and damage recovery are underway even as residents are being told to expect more flooding through the weekend. The mega storm that hit South Carolina starting Oct. 1 through …

6 10, 2015

Southeast Storm Update: Significant Auto Losses Expected

By | October 6th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Southeast Storm Update: Significant Auto Losses Expected

  Claims are already starting to trickle in from the major storm that hit South Carolina over the weekend and that is now causing additional flooding problems in North Carolina. According to State Farm Spokesman Justin Tomczak, the insurer had …

1 10, 2015

Q&A: Florida Representative Backs Call for NFIP Transparency

By | October 1st, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Q&A: Florida Representative Backs Call for NFIP Transparency

Florida State Representative Bill Hager says the state is turning up the heat on the National Flood Insurance Program as Florida residents become increasingly concerned with the high rates they are paying for flood insurance coverage. Lawmakers like Hager, State …

18 09, 2015

Florida Judge Orders State to Clarify Uber Insurance Requirements

By | September 18th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Florida Judge Orders State to Clarify Uber Insurance Requirements

Florida taxi companies may finally get the answer they are looking for from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FDHSMV) regarding minimum insurance requirements for transportation network companies (TNCs) operating in the state. In a Sept. 17 …

3 09, 2015

Tennessee Supreme Court Rules for Insurer in Assignment of Benefits Case

By | September 3rd, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Tennessee Supreme Court Rules for Insurer in Assignment of Benefits Case

The Tennessee Supreme Court has affirmed a Court of Appeals decision that a chiropractic patient’s assignment of benefits was not an effective assignment of his rights to insurance proceeds from a third party’s insurance company. The case stems from a …

The article Tennessee Supreme Court Rules for Insurer in Assignment of Benefits Case appeared first on Insurance Journal.

1 09, 2015

South Carolina Orders Rate Revision for State Workers’ Comp Plan

By | September 1st, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on South Carolina Orders Rate Revision for State Workers’ Comp Plan

South Carolina Insurance Director Raymond Farmer approved an overall revision of +1.9 percent to the state’s voluntary workers’ compensation policy loss costs and a decrease of .3 percent in the assigned risk rate level results for the state’s workers’ comp …

The article South Carolina Orders Rate Revision for State Workers’ Comp Plan appeared first on Insurance Journal.

26 08, 2015

Citizens: Water Losses the Reason for Rate Increases in South Florida

By | August 26th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Citizens: Water Losses the Reason for Rate Increases in South Florida

In a nearly three-hour rate hearing on August 25, representatives from Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. delved into and defended their recent rate filing, which included significant increases in many Florida regions, before the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR). …

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29 07, 2015

Insurers Warned to ‘Think Before You Snap’ as Florida Drone Privacy Law Takes Flight

By | July 29th, 2015|Recent Articles|Comments Off on Insurers Warned to ‘Think Before You Snap’ as Florida Drone Privacy Law Takes Flight

The new Florida drone privacy law could have some unintended consequences for insurers looking to use or insure unmanned aircraft systems (UAM) technology. The Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act (FUSA), which took effect in Florida July 1, prohibits a person, …

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