Insurance Journal Southeast Magazine: 2019

Special Edition: Florida

• 30 Years Ago Hurricane Andrew Upended Florida, But Current Storm of Litigation May Be Almost as Costly
• UPC Gives up the Ghost: Now in Orderly Run-Off, But More Trouble Soon?
• Weston Insurance Becomes Fifth Insolvent Florida Insurer This Year
• Citizens Tops 1 Million Policies, Making it Largest in State by a Third
• Florida Claims Litigation Dropped in July, but AOB Share Continues to Rise
• Catch 2022: Law Requires Florida Insurers to Report Plaintiff Legal Fees, But How?
• With State Requiring Return of Unearned Commissions on Broke Carriers, Agents Have to Be Careful
• Selling the Agency? Tampa Agent Has a Book for That
• FIGA to Extend Assessment on Policies to Fund Southern Fidelity, Weston Insolvencies
• NCCI Recommends 8.4% Cut in Florida Workers’ Comp Rates for 2023
• Sting Operations Bust 21 Unlicensed Contractors Without Workers’ Comp Insurance
• As Hurricane Season Heats Up, Don’t Forget About Insuring the Artwork (If Coverage Can be Found)
• Appeals Court Can’t Block Lower Court Action, Florida Supreme Court Says in Insurance Claim Mediation Case
• From RMS: Can the Florida Market Withstand Another Hurricane Andrew, with $100 Billion in Losses?

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