U.S. Postal Service to compensate an Oregon mail carrier for wrongful termination and emotional distress following a workplace injury report.

In the two decades since Florida’s devastating 2004 hurricane season, insurers have significantly improved their response strategies and technology, enhancing preparedness and resilience against future storms.

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation reports a downward trend in property insurance rates for 2024, indicating market stabilization due to recent reforms.

With the Atlantic hurricane season approaching, experts predict a 75% chance of a major hurricane hitting Florida, potentially leading to $200 billion in insured losses, the highest risk since 1992.

Despite a $3 billion fund set aside to stabilize Florida’s property insurance market, most of the money remains unused, though there are modest signs of market improvement amid ongoing high costs and insurer challenges.

Power outages in Houston could last for weeks following a destructive storm with hurricane-force winds, leaving thousands without electricity amid soaring temperatures.

Four individuals were arrested in Miami for orchestrating a Personal Injury Protection fraud scheme, highlighting ongoing insurance fraud issues in Florida.

Judge Judy takes legal action against the National Enquirer for falsely linking her to the Menendez brothers’ retrial efforts, seeking damages for reputational harm.

A Florida court has ruled that an employee shot by a co-worker can sue his employer after being denied workers’ compensation benefits.

The North American Pet Health Insurance Association’s 2024 report reveals significant increases in gross written premiums and insured pets, underscoring strong industry expansion.

Florida’s property/casualty insurance landscape begins to stabilize following significant legislative reforms and a calm hurricane season, despite ongoing challenges.

Recent legislative reforms and a mild hurricane season have contributed to the recovery of Florida’s property/casualty insurance market, yet challenges remain for premium costs.

Fannie Mae’s updated guidelines enforce replacement cost coverage, challenging the trend towards actual cash value for homeowners and condo insurance.

A dual U.S.-Turkey citizen from Florida has been sentenced to over six years in prison for trafficking counterfeit Cisco products, endangering national security and public safety.

The City of Miami General Employees’ Retirement Trust has initiated a class action lawsuit against Globe Life, citing serious allegations of fraud and workplace misconduct.