Florida property insurance court decisions and industry insights — curated daily for public adjusters and claims professionals.
A Tampa federal court affirmed the denial of a child's SSI claim on September 14, 2026. Teacher questionnaires and state agency reviews backed the six-domain finding.
Read Analysis →On Sept. 11, 2026, the Utah Court of Appeals held a repair-or-replace warranty extends to future performance, reviving claims a trial court had dismissed as untimely.
Read Analysis →Florida OIR extends Capacity Insurance Company's administrative supervision another 120 days as runoff continues. What policyholders and PAs need to know.
Read Analysis →On Sept. 4, 2026, a Middle District of Florida court reversed an SSDI and SSI denial because the ALJ never explained why he discounted the claimant's testimony about pain.
Read Analysis →OIR extends Capacity Insurance Company's administrative supervision another 120 days as its runoff continues. What this means for pending claims and policyholders.
Read Analysis →A fatal Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport killed five aircraft cleaning workers, raising key workers' comp and liability questions.
Read Analysis →Ryan Specialty formally protests Citizens' award of the commercial clearinghouse contract to Bridge Specialty, delaying Florida's new SB 1028 program.
Read Analysis →Florida OIR extends Capacity Insurance Company's administrative supervision for an 11th time. Learn what this means for pending and future claims.
Read Analysis →On Sept. 10, 2026, a Middle District of Florida court reversed an SSDI denial because the ALJ called two psychological opinions persuasive but never explained the two-step task limit.
Read Analysis →New York proposes prior approval for auto rate hikes. Explore what this regulatory trend means for Florida claims professionals and property insurance rates.
Read Analysis →Arrow Financial's Upstate Agency to acquire Skene Valley Agency in New York. What ongoing insurance agency consolidation means for policyholders and claims.
Read Analysis →Florida DWC finalizes new workers' comp rules on physician dispensing and I-9 immigration screening. Learn what claims professionals and PAs need to know.
Read Analysis →On Sept. 8, 2026, a Texas federal magistrate recommended dismissing a Range Rover owner's Magnuson-Moss warranty suit because he never proved $50,000 was in controversy.
Read Analysis →Amazon's outsourced cargo model may shield it from liability after a fatal Miami plane crash. Key insights for claims professionals and adjusters.
Read Analysis →The fatal crash of a Miami attorney's private plane near the Bahamas underscores aviation liability and estate planning considerations for professionals.
Read Analysis →Foiled Russian subsea cable sabotage plot near Svalbard highlights emerging infrastructure and business interruption insurance risks for Florida businesses.
Read Analysis →Florida's Fourth DCA held on September 9, 2026 that Progressive could not defeat a UM claim over an unauthorized settlement because it failed to prove prejudice. What the ruling means.
Read Analysis →An Amazon cargo jet's fatal runway overrun in Miami spotlights complex aviation liability and property damage claims issues for adjusters and insurers.
Read Analysis →Florida OIR extends Capacity Insurance Company's administrative supervision again. Learn what this means for pending claims and policyholders statewide.
Read Analysis →On Aug. 31, 2026, the N.D. Florida reversed and remanded an SSDI denial in Shephard v. Bisignano, No. 5:25-cv-200-MAF, finding the same ALJ again ignored the migraine records.
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