News Florida CFO Bars Insurers From Altering Adjusters’ Reports Without Explanation Almost two years after a group of independent claims adjusters alleged that insurers had deceptively altered their damage estimates and... Read More
Editor's Picks News With Back-to-Back Storms, Florida Now Facing Delays in Claims Adjusting With Hurricane Milton now expected to produce several hundred thousand wind-damage claims and with the storm coming so soon on... Read More
Editor's Picks News Unlicensed Work Does Not Void Contract With Condos, Florida Appeals Court Says Being unlicensed as a contractor in Florida does not necessarily void a storm-remediation contract, a Florida appeals court said in... Read More
Editor's Picks News How Big Was the Cat? Investigator Warns About Claims of Clogged Toilets Did you hear the one about cat poop clogging a toilet, resulting in thousands of gallons of sewage water in... Read More
Editor's Picks News Court Rules Lyft is a Motor Carrier and State Farm Can Be Sued Directly Georgia lawmakers this year put an end to direct-action lawsuits against trucking companies’ insurers, but that did not come soon... Read More
Editor's Picks News The Murdaugh Drama Continues: Store That Sold Beer Now Suing its Insurers The saga of the Murdaugh family in South Carolina continues, now with a convenience store company suing its liability insurers... Read More
News Client Mix-up Leads to Lawsuits, Bar Complaint Against Mississippi Comp Lawyer What’s in a name? Thousands of dollars, a lost job, denied insurance coverage and the possibility of a suspended law... Read More
Editor's Picks News Health Systems Increasingly Targets of Cyberattacks But They Can be Ready Just as a Southeastern U.S. blood center tries to recover from another cyberattack on a health system, others who have... Read More
Editor's Picks News Hurricane Debby’s Florida Claims Already Near 12,000 The number of Florida claims from Hurricane Debby, filed within five days of the storm, already is almost half of... Read More
Editor's Picks News Court Rules Florida Insurer Can’t Object to Appraiser After the Award Is Decided If a property insurer is going to object to an appraisal panel member’s fee arrangement, it must do so early... Read More