Governor DeSantis Signs Consumer Protection Legislation to Support Florida Policyholders When Disaster Strikes
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Governor DeSantis Signs Consumer Protection Legislation to Support Florida Policyholders When Disaster Strikes

ByManatee Herald Staff Report

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Today, Governor DeSantis signed three bills that strengthen Florida’s property insurance market, expand the state’s home hardening and hazard mitigation programs, and further protect consumers against bad actors. These actions build on the Governor’s strong record of instituting meaningful reforms to Florida’s property insurance market. Additionally, Governor DeSantis is announcing the approval of an additional $100…

Shakespeare Had the Solution For Florida’s Property Insurance Problems
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Shakespeare Had the Solution For Florida’s Property Insurance Problems

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Shakespeare, in Henry VI wrote “the first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” Now before our local ANTIFA hooligans grab their face-masks, knives and guns, let’s make it clear that we are using the quote as a metaphor.

Relief for Florida Homeowners Facing Skyrocketing Insurance Premiums Remains a Priority, Especially in the Wake of Hurricane Ian
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Relief for Florida Homeowners Facing Skyrocketing Insurance Premiums Remains a Priority, Especially in the Wake of Hurricane Ian

ByManatee Herald Staff Report

Senator Jim Boyd: In the wake of Hurricane Ian, many Floridians are picking up the pieces. Lives were lost,and homes were destroyed. Others suffered significant damage to their property. Wehave a lot of work to do. But I know that Floridians are strong and resilient, and we willcome back better than ever.As homeowners survey the…

CompTalk: The Right Tool for the Job: Creating a Path to Success for Injured Workers
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CompTalk: The Right Tool for the Job: Creating a Path to Success for Injured Workers

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Today’s leaders struggle to derive actionable insights from their data. What they need is a claims partner with analytical expertise that will take the time to review findings, compare results, benchmark trends and make recommendations. According to Big Data statistics compiled by Forbes, “the amount of data created, captured, copied, and consumed in the world…

Mitchell Report Shows Workers’ Comp Tech Adoption Is on the Rise. Where Does Your Company Stand?
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Mitchell Report Shows Workers’ Comp Tech Adoption Is on the Rise. Where Does Your Company Stand?

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Today’s leaders struggle to derive actionable insights from their data. What they need is a claims partner with analytical expertise that will take the time to review findings, compare results, benchmark trends and make recommendations. According to Big Data statistics compiled by Forbes, “the amount of data created, captured, copied, and consumed in the world…

The Calamitous Surfside Condo Collapse: A Climate Resiliency Lesson All Insurers and the Government Can Learn
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The Calamitous Surfside Condo Collapse: A Climate Resiliency Lesson All Insurers and the Government Can Learn

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Predictions are in, and the 2021 hurricane season is looming large. Property owners must seek out an insurance partner that can help manage the storm, but also be there long after the winds die down. Hurricane risk continues to grow in both the number of named storms and in the volatility of an individual event….

No One’s Safe from Cyber Threats. Train Your Employees to Defend Your Company Now or Risk Millions
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No One’s Safe from Cyber Threats. Train Your Employees to Defend Your Company Now or Risk Millions

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Predictions are in, and the 2021 hurricane season is looming large. Property owners must seek out an insurance partner that can help manage the storm, but also be there long after the winds die down. Hurricane risk continues to grow in both the number of named storms and in the volatility of an individual event….

6 People on the Move
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6 People on the Move

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Predictions are in, and the 2021 hurricane season is looming large. Property owners must seek out an insurance partner that can help manage the storm, but also be there long after the winds die down. Hurricane risk continues to grow in both the number of named storms and in the volatility of an individual event….