Industry Insight: Isaias Produces 47,000 Florida Claims, $582M Loss
Hurricane Isaias has produced about 47,000 Florida claims and $582M in insured losses, per OIR. What the data means for public adjusters and policyholders.
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Industry Insight: Fatal Alligator Attack at Lake Apopka and Liability Issues
A fatal alligator attack at Lake Apopka raises wildlife risk and liability questions. What Florida PAs and policyholders should know.
Industry Insight: The Villages Plans $180M Debt Deal to Build More Homes
The Villages plans a $180M bond to build 3,860 homes. What growth in Florida's largest retirement community means for property claims and PAs.
Industry Insight: Florida OIR Ends American Mobile Exchange's Authority
Florida's OIR forced American Mobile Insurance Exchange to surrender its certificate of authority. Here is what PAs and mobile home owners should know.
Case Law Update: Dolan v. Ford — Court Rejects Most of Ford's Confidentiality Claims Over 10R80 Transmission and Warranty Documents
On Oct. 7, 2026, a Virginia federal court in Dolan v. Ford, No. 3:23-cv-512, rejected most of Ford's confidentiality claims over 10R80 transmission and warranty documents.
Case Law Update: Barlow v. American Bankers — Court Says 2023 Letter Started One-Year Flood Claim Deadline, Dismisses Suit
On Oct. 5, 2026, a Florida federal court dismissed Barlow v. American Bankers, No. 2:26-cv-2189, holding a 2023 letter began the one-year deadline to sue over a flood claim.
Case Law Update: Falance v. FCA US — Court Orders FCA to Answer Warranty Discovery and Pay Motion Fees
On Oct. 16, 2026, a New Mexico federal court ordered FCA US to answer discovery in Falance v. FCA US, No. 1:26-cv-00185, a Magnuson-Moss warranty suit, and pay motion fees.
Searching for a Public Adjuster in Pembroke Pines? Read This First
Pembroke Pines homeowners with home damage: steps to document your claim before and during restoration, and when to call a lawyer.
Industry Insight: 11th Circuit Lets Florida Enforce Kids' Social Media Law
The 11th Circuit let Florida enforce its under-14 social media ban. Here is what the ruling means for public adjusters, claims professionals and policyholders.
Case Law Update: Ward-Plaster v. Commissioner — Court Remands Because ALJ Never Explained Missing Headache Limits
On Oct. 13, 2026, a Florida federal court remanded Ward-Plaster v. Commissioner, No. 8:25-cv-02793, because the ALJ never explained omitting headache-related limits from the RFC.
Industry Insight: Alleged Steel Ground Wire Suit Hits Florida Contractor
A suit alleges copper-clad steel grounding wire was used in Central Florida homes. What it means for PAs, homeowners, and claims tied to construction defects.
Case Law Update: 10th Gear v. PACCAR — Court Rejects Clean Air Act Preemption of MX-13 Engine Warranty Claim
On Oct. 1, 2026, a federal court in Washington denied PACCAR's motion to dismiss MX-13 fuel-injector claims, holding the Engine Warranty theory not preempted. No. 2:23-cv-01933.
St. George Island Hurricane Damage: Your Insurance Claim Paper Trail
St. George Island hurricane damage? Build the paper trail your insurance claim needs, from first photos to crew paperwork, insurer deadlines and denials.
Case Law Update: Security First v. Annon — Appeals Court Strikes 2.0 Fee Multiplier in Property Insurance Case
On Oct. 9, 2026, Florida's Fifth DCA reversed a 2.0 fee multiplier against Security First in Security First v. Annon, No. 5D2025-1458, leaving a $125,080 lodestar fee.
Destin Hurricane Damage: What to Document Before Repairs Begin
Destin hurricane damage? Learn how to document damage, keep receipts, read repair contracts and track insurer deadlines so your windstorm claim is supported.
Hurricane Isaias Florida damage: documenting your claim
Hurricane Isaias damage in Florida? How to document losses around restoration work, the paperwork to read, and when to get a legal review.
Industry Insight: Ransomware Recovery Fraud and Cyber Claims in Florida
A Miami cybersecurity firm owner is indicted for allegedly paying ransoms while billing victims far more. What it means for cyber claims and policyholders.
Industry Insight: Florida Approves Insurance Coverage Law Certification
The Florida Supreme Court approved a Florida Bar certification in insurance coverage law, effective Jan. 1. See what it means for PAs and policyholders.
Case Law Update: Owens v. Commissioner — Court Orders Award of Disability Benefits After a Nearly 20-Year Claim
On Sept. 30, 2026, a Florida federal court reversed SSA in Owens v. Commissioner, No. 2:25-cv-506, and ordered benefits awarded from 2005 on a claim first filed in 2006.
30A hurricane damage: claim steps while the restoration crew works
30A hurricane damage in South Walton? What to record, save and sign while the restoration crew works so your Florida insurance claim is documented.
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