Florida property insurance court decisions and industry insights — curated daily for public adjusters and claims professionals.
A 159-page confidential report on insurer-affiliate fees reveals troubling practices in Florida's property insurance market. Learn what it means for PAs and policyholders.
Read Analysis →A Florida federal court reversed a disability denial on September 23, 2026: the ALJ found no IQ testing in the record, but the consultative exam report held a WAIS-IV full-scale IQ of 74.
Read Analysis →A Pinellas County suit against Publix and Quirch Foods over recalled blueberries shows how self-insured retentions and layered coverage affect liability claims.
Read Analysis →Florida OIR approved four homeowner rate decreases averaging 7% as Citizens falls to 266,231 policies. What the shift means for PAs and policyholders.
Read Analysis →A Florida farm manager pleaded guilty to crop insurance fraud tied to $3.2M in losses. What the case signals about claim accuracy and fraud scrutiny.
Read Analysis →Citizens' commercial clearinghouse plan hit a snag as OIR says it cannot approve the program and the board reconsiders. What it means for Florida PAs.
Read Analysis →A rig collapse at Citadel's Miami headquarters site halts construction and injures several people, raising key liability and property insurance questions.
Read Analysis →Gabriel Dieppa joins Florida Citizens Property Insurance Corp.'s Board of Governors, a move with implications for policyholders and public adjusters statewide.
Read Analysis →A Florida federal court reversed an SSDI denial on September 21, 2026, holding the ALJ wrongly demanded 11 tender points under SSR 12-2p after already finding fibromyalgia severe.
Read Analysis →Florida's AG secured a $1M settlement and nationwide compliance commitments from Starbucks over DEI hiring policies — a signal of Florida's expanding enforcement posture.
Read Analysis →Paramount's $110B Warner Bros deal survived a multistate AG lawsuit via settlement. Florida claims pros should note the enforcement and compliance-monitoring model.
Read Analysis →Ninth Circuit reversed dismissal of about 200 insurers' subrogation claims over Hyundai and Kia cars built without engine immobilizers, holding the Korean parents can be sued in California.
Read Analysis →Florida's AG settles landmark DEI lawsuit against Starbucks for $1M, banning race/sex-based hiring quotas nationwide—key compliance lessons for employers.
Read Analysis →Florida's Second DCA struck a $230,000 future-medical award on Sept. 18, 2026, holding a life care plan built on “may” and “could” is not reasonably certain.
Read Analysis →A look at campaign contributions, lobbying spend, and stalled bills raising questions about insurer influence over Florida's Senate and what it means for claims.
Read Analysis →A Florida federal court reversed an SSDI denial on September 16, 2026, after the ALJ relied on 2023 vocational expert job numbers instead of the 2024 testimony given on remand.
Read Analysis →Fort Lauderdale's development surge brings new construction and rising property values — and new insurance and claims challenges. Here's what to know.
Read Analysis →Rising resale competition is pressuring Florida homebuilders like Lennar. Here's what falling home prices mean for property insurance and claims.
Read Analysis →A Florida federal court reversed an SSDI denial on September 15, 2026, finding the ALJ left migraines off the step-two severe list and never applied SSR 19-4p.
Read Analysis →A Miami federal judge dismissed a Reese's pumpkin packaging suit for lack of standing — a ruling with lessons for how Florida courts treat consumer overpayment claims.
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