Florida property insurance court decisions and industry insights — curated daily for public adjusters and claims professionals.
Florida's Second DCA held on Aug. 14, 2026 that section 627.70152 presuit notice is required even for declaratory-judgment suits seeking no money. What it means for claims.
Read Analysis →S&P warns Florida's proposed property tax cuts may strain local credit ratings, potentially affecting infrastructure and emergency services crucial to property damage claims.
Read Analysis →Florida yacht insurance dispute raises key questions about London arbitration clauses and forum selection in marine coverage disputes.
Read Analysis →Federal court grants restraining order against pharmacy groups in $200M Eli Lilly fraud scheme. Key implications for insurance professionals and claims handling.
Read Analysis →USAA announces $500M dividend for Florida auto policyholders citing tort reforms. Analysis of how legal system changes affect property insurance markets.
Read Analysis →6.1 earthquake off Cuba felt in South Florida highlights potential gaps in property coverage. Learn how earthquake risks affect Florida property claims.
Read Analysis →Miami moves to seize Fisher Island fuel depot via eminent domain after $400M settlement fails. Key implications for property rights and public use doctrine.
Read Analysis →Carol Coady returns as interim CEO of Florida Lawyers Mutual amid financial challenges. Analysis of implications for professional liability insurance market.
Read Analysis →Florida court rules dead human bodies can cause covered property damage, rejecting pollution exclusion. Key case for unusual property damage claims.
Read Analysis →Florida surplus lines insurers increasingly use buried endorsements to force policyholders into New York courts. Impact on claims and legal rights.
Read Analysis →Multiple state attorneys general prepare legal challenge to $110B Paramount-Warner deal. Antitrust implications for entertainment industry consolidation.
Read Analysis →Shepherd Insurance's acquisition of Responsive Insurance in Naples signals continued consolidation in Florida's property insurance market.
Read Analysis →Florida gubernatorial candidate Paul Renner proposes eliminating premium taxes and expanding Cat Fund coverage to reduce homeowners insurance costs by up to 20%.
Read Analysis →Recent SpaghettiOs lawsuit highlights key issues for claims professionals handling food contamination claims and product liability coverage.
Read Analysis →Mortgage Rates Florida Today: Florida Property Tax Amendment Heads to Ballot: Insurance Implications Florida lawmakers have approved a significant property tax.
Read Analysis →Florida federal court case examines product contamination claims against Campbell's and Walmart, highlighting food safety litigation trends and insurance implications.
Read Analysis →WTW receives Dubai Financial Services Authority approval to operate investment business, expanding Middle East presence and property insurance capabilities.
Read Analysis →Sypher Insurance Exchange receives Florida COA and BBB rating, becoming 21st new property insurer since 2022 reforms. Key developments for adjusters.
Read Analysis →Buckner opens eighth office in Utah, expanding regional presence. Analysis of brokerage growth trends and impact on insurance market.
Read Analysis →DB Insurance completes Fortegra acquisition. Impact on Florida property market, adjusters, and claims professionals analyzed.
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