Editor's Picks News Health Systems Increasingly Targets of Cyberattacks But They Can be Ready Just as a Southeastern U.S. blood center tries to recover from another cyberattack on a health system, others who have... Read More
Editor's Picks News Hurricane Debby’s Florida Claims Already Near 12,000 The number of Florida claims from Hurricane Debby, filed within five days of the storm, already is almost half of... Read More
Editor's Picks News Court Rules Florida Insurer Can’t Object to Appraiser After the Award Is Decided If a property insurer is going to object to an appraisal panel member’s fee arrangement, it must do so early... Read More
Editor's Picks News Insurer’s Lack of Repairs Caused Woman’s Death After Ian, Florida Lawsuit Says Just as another hurricane hit Florida, the child of a central Florida woman is litigating a claim from a previous... Read More
Editor's Picks News Claim on Seized Hemp Shipment Barred, Showing Trickiness of Coverage International treaties preempt state-based legal actions, giving an air transport company an escape from claims on what a hemp producer... Read More
News Hurricane Would Blow Through Florida Cat Fund’s Reserves. But That May be OK, Report Says A report from Moody’s Ratings service contends that one good hurricane this year could wipe out the Florida Cat Fund’s... Read More
Editor's Picks News With American Mobile Cancellations, Florida Mobile Home Market Has ‘Fallen Apart’ Reinsurance in Florida’s long-stressed property insurance market was supposed to have stabilized this year – with moderate rate increases and... Read More
News Insurers Settle With Hotel in Case of Woman Videotaped in the Shower Four insurance companies, unable to escape a duty to defend a New York hotel where a young woman was secretly... Read More
Editor's Picks News South Carolina High Court Urges Legislative Fix to Pre-existing Health Issue in Workers’ Comp South Carolina lawmakers next year may be asked to revamp a workers’ compensation employment test that judges have relied on... Read More
Editor's Picks News Hundreds of Thousands in Southeast Now in Flood Zones With New Maps Many more properties, including hundreds of thousands of homes across Florida and other parts of the Southeast, will be required... Read More