Two bills have progressed in the Florida legislature this week as the state continues to face a major insurance crisis.

Delray Beach Republican Rep. Mike Caruso, who cast the sole “no” vote Thursday, noted that according to a House staff analysis of the bill, HB 1551 isn’t likely to lower premiums either. In fact, he ...

Berner hopes a new program called Elevate Florida could be the answer. The state-run program offers to pay for at least 75% ...

Debate continues over the impact of the Sunshine State’s 2023 law changes to limit injury lawsuits as Georgia considers similar legislation.

Mangrove Property Insurance Company, a new entrant in Florida's homeowners' insurance market, has received approval from the ...

Florida’s insurance market was on the verge of collapse. Homeowners faced skyrocketing premiums, insurers were going bankrupt ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to get a constitutional amendment in front of voters next year that would either abolish or reduce ...

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During a three-hour hearing, the House Insurance & Banking Subcommittee grilled state Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky ...

During the last three years, the Florida Legislature has passed meaningful reforms bringing down the cost of insurance.

Property insurance companies play a crucial role in safeguarding Florida’s businesses and homeowners against unforeseen ...

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood testified before Florida lawmakers on Wednesday in support of the Pam Rock Act, named ...