SCOR SE Enters Florida Reinsurance Market — What It Means for Property Insurance Rates
French reinsurance giant SCOR SE, a top-5 global reinsurer with 19.4B euros in premiums, gains Florida reciprocal jurisdiction reinsurer approval.
Read Analysis →Florida property insurance court decisions and industry insights — curated daily for public adjusters and claims professionals.
French reinsurance giant SCOR SE, a top-5 global reinsurer with 19.4B euros in premiums, gains Florida reciprocal jurisdiction reinsurer approval.
Read Analysis →FLOIR approved 16 new entities in early 2026, including global reinsurers, AI-powered rating tech, cannabis liability coverage, and new property insurers.
Read Analysis →Fourth DCA Florida rules in Burns v. Universal Property property insurance case. Important implications for public adjusters and claim handling. Legal help at (
Read Analysis →Sixth DCA Florida decides Universal Property v. Montgomery property insurance case. Key insights for public adjusters and claim professionals. Call (833) 657-48
Read Analysis →Fourth DCA Florida rules in Universal Property v. Tenon Fulton. Important implications for property insurance claims and public adjusters. Get legal help at (83
Read Analysis →JD Power reports improved homeowner claims satisfaction driven by faster repair times, though significant gaps remain in communication and fair settlement practices.
Read Analysis →Home insurance premiums continue to climb as severe weather events increase in frequency and severity, impacting Florida policyholders and property claims.
Read Analysis →Brookings Institution proposes 'US Re' federal reinsurance backstop to address rising home insurance costs in catastrophe-prone states like Florida.
Read Analysis →Florida OIR announces April 2026 Insurance Summit agenda covering AI in underwriting, financial compliance, and market stability for property insurers.
Read Analysis →Florida 3rd DCA affirms jury verdict for policyholder Blanco in water damage claim against Citizens, rejecting anti-concurrent causation defense. Major win for
Read Analysis →Florida 3rd DCA rules on Universal Property & Casualty coverage dispute with policyholder Griffin. Key decision for PAs handling carrier denial appeals.
Read Analysis →Florida 3rd DCA affirms summary judgment for Citizens Property Insurance in AOB case where restoration company failed to rebut late notice prejudice presumption
Read Analysis →Florida 3rd DCA reverses summary judgment for Universal Insurance, finding genuine disputes over earth movement exclusion in property damage claim. Key ruling f
Read Analysis →Florida 4th DCA affirms jury verdict for policyholder Oakes after insurer failed to preserve policy interpretation arguments. Key lesson for PAs on carrier liti
Read Analysis →Florida DCA rules on Citizens Property Insurance coverage dispute with policyholder Buergo. Key decision for claims against Florida's insurer of last resort.
Read Analysis →Georgia Court of Appeals rules on bad faith claim against Safeco Insurance after property damage denial. Key precedent for carrier accountability.
Read Analysis →Florida First DCA addresses property valuation dispute involving Zillow. Implications for insurance claim valuations and appraisal methodology.
Read Analysis →Florida Third DCA rules on appraisal dispute between policyholder and Florida Family Insurance Company. Important precedent for PA appraisal invocations.
Read Analysis →Florida DCA rules on FIGA's obligations in policyholder claim after carrier insolvency. Key ruling for PAs handling claims with insolvent insurers.
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