‘Citizens 2.0’ is 86’d but other Florida insurance, liability bills still alive
A move to revamp the state-backed property insurer of last resort into Florida’s main wind carrier, a plan dubbed “Citizens 2.0,”...
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Court says bulk of GEICO’s $2.3M fraud case belongs in arbitration
Insurer GEICO has been dealt a setback in its efforts to get back $2.3 million in what it alleges were fraudulent...
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North Carolina insurance commissioner says no to industry plan that could double rates at coast
North Carolina’s top insurance regulator has denied an industry request to raise homeowners’ insurance premiums by an average of 42% —...
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Analyst: Insurance fraud could be included in special session call
We’re one week into February, and Governor Jeff Landry has yet to issue a call to convene a special legislative session...
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Florida lawmakers will address rising property insurance costs during a special session
The Florida Legislature will take up rising property insurance during a special session that starts Monday. High premiums, on top of...
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Florida windshield bill moves closer to law; amendment allows managed repair plans
Bills that would ban assignment of benefits for windshield repairs moved a step closer to becoming law this week after they...
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City Council requests federal help in fight against black market for temporary license plates
The New York City Council is asking the federal government to get in on the fight against temporary license plate fraud,...
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Scheme to defraud insurance carriers may leave ‘runners’ walking behind bars
Key Points: New York Insurance Law § 5102 and the corresponding no-fault regulations require automobile insurance carriers to provide a statutory...
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Iowa bill aims to catch fraud in public assistance programs
Many people in Iowa rely on public assistance programs for food, health insurance and other needs, but now some people could...
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Iowa bill aims to catch fraud in public assistance programs
Many people in Iowa rely on public assistance programs for food, health insurance and other needs, but now some people could...
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