The record-breaking climate and weather disasters of 2023 underscore the urgent need for the insurance industry to adopt a Predict & Prevent approach to mitigate financial impacts and protect policyholders.

The CEO of Swiss Re underscores the need for fair risk valuation amid rising insurance costs, pointing to climate change as a significant driver of recent price adjustments.

Amid reports of no significant national increase in shoplifting, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces a legislative crackdown on retail theft and porch piracy.

The FDA lists 57 products in a growing recall over listeria contamination fears, with an investigation focusing on queso fresco and cotija cheeses.

Investors claim the NBA's marketing links with Voyager Digital led to significant losses, spotlighting the legal risks of endorsing cryptocurrency firms.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are in talks with FanDuel for the recovery of $20 million, misappropriated by a former employee for online betting.

A key Florida Senate bill aims to shift secondary home insurance from Citizens to surplus lines carriers, stirring mixed reactions among industry professionals.

In a pioneering move, the Florida Bar approves AI for legal use, setting ethical standards to guide lawyers in harnessing AI technology responsibly.

In response to the surge in litigation costs and nuclear verdicts, various states have enacted significant tort reforms to balance corporate accountability and economic growth.

The entry of six new insurance companies into Florida's market, following state regulatory approval, promises more options and competition for homeowners seeking coverage.

Miami-area labor suppliers face charges for underreporting payroll and cheating insurers out of over $220,000 in workers' compensation premiums.

Citizens, Florida's insurer of last resort, plans to transfer approximately 76,000 policies to private insurers this month, as part of its broader strategy to reduce policy count and address solvency concerns.

Florida faces a potential real estate downturn as home insurance premiums skyrocket, making mortgages increasingly difficult to obtain.

Florida aims to bolster its hurricane catastrophe fund by borrowing up to $3.8 billion through municipal bonds to support property insurers against hurricane losses.

State Farm's appeal fails as Florida court affirms the insurer's obligation to pay $2.7 million in corporate taxes, interpreting state and local bond interest inclusions.