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3 12, 2024

Best Agency to Work For – Southeast Bronze Winner: Brightway Insurance

By | December 3rd, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Best Agency to Work For – Southeast Bronze Winner: Brightway Insurance

The people at Brightway Insurance, based in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, near Jacksonville, seem to have taken employee satisfaction and performance to a whole new level. Each employee is asked to make sure, before they leave the office each day, …

14 11, 2024

Florida Commission Accepts Three New Flood Models as Storm Impacts Rise

By | November 14th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Florida Commission Accepts Three New Flood Models as Storm Impacts Rise

As with computer models that help predict risk from hurricane winds, insurers now have more than one model to use when gauging flood damage in storm-soaked Florida. The Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology this month accepted three flood …

4 11, 2024

KBRA Says Florida Insurers Will Weather Helene and Milton; Cat Fund Can Handle Payouts

By | November 4th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on KBRA Says Florida Insurers Will Weather Helene and Milton; Cat Fund Can Handle Payouts

Florida’s Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, a state-created layer of reinsurance, expects to pay out about $4.6 billion to help cover insurers’ losses in Hurricanes Helene and Milton. But that won’t trigger a surcharge on premiums. And a number of Florida property …

4 11, 2024

Insurer Not Liable if Bank Improperly Cashes Insurance Check, Appeals Court Finds

By | November 4th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Insurer Not Liable if Bank Improperly Cashes Insurance Check, Appeals Court Finds

Insurance carriers are not responsible if a bank improperly cashes a check made out to two insureds and gives the proceeds to only one of them, a federal appeals court decided this week. The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals …

4 11, 2024

Would Letting Roofers Do More Wind-Mit Work Help Cut Florida’s Insured Losses?

By | November 4th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Would Letting Roofers Do More Wind-Mit Work Help Cut Florida’s Insured Losses?

A recent photograph of destruction left by Hurricane Milton’s wind tells the story: An entire roof section on a residential complex in Bradenton, Florida – including rafters and ceiling joists – was ripped off, exposing people’s abodes and belongings to …

1 11, 2024

KBRA Says Florida Insurers Will Weather the Storms; Cat Fund Can Handle Payouts

By | November 1st, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on KBRA Says Florida Insurers Will Weather the Storms; Cat Fund Can Handle Payouts

Florida’s Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, a state-created layer of reinsurance, expects to pay out about $4.6 billion to help cover insurers’ losses in Hurricanes Helene and Milton. But that won’t trigger a surcharge on premiums. And a number of Florida property …

1 11, 2024

Insurer Not Liable if Bank Improperly Cashes Insurance Check, Appeals Court Finds

By | November 1st, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Insurer Not Liable if Bank Improperly Cashes Insurance Check, Appeals Court Finds

Insurance carriers are not responsible if a bank improperly cashes a check made out to two insureds and gives the proceeds to only one of them, a federal appeals court decided this week. The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals …

11 10, 2024

Agents Report Limited Damage But More Claims Expected As Floridians Return Home

By | October 11th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Agents Report Limited Damage But More Claims Expected As Floridians Return Home

Insurance agents and carriers in the path of Hurricane Milton reported only minor damage to their own offices and homes but a rapidly growing number of claims from residential and commercial policyholders for roof, flood and auto damage. The Florida …

9 10, 2024

Unlicensed Work Does Not Void Contract With Condos, Florida Appeals Court Says

By | October 9th, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Unlicensed Work Does Not Void Contract With Condos, Florida Appeals Court Says

Being unlicensed as a contractor in Florida does not necessarily void a storm-remediation contract, a Florida appeals court said in a decision that could affect insurance defense strategy in hurricane claims. “This shows that it’s really important to know the …

1 10, 2024

Florida’s Heritage Stock Price Drops After ’60 Minutes’ Report on Adjusters

By | October 1st, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Florida’s Heritage Stock Price Drops After ’60 Minutes’ Report on Adjusters

Just as Florida property insurers face another round of storm claims, CBS News has raised questions about alleged insurer fraud stemming from claims incurred in the last major storm – Hurricane Ian, which hit much of southwest Florida two years …