Parasailing Safety Bill Passes Florida Senate Committee February 19, 2014 By KAREEM COPELAND A Senate committee unanimously approved a bill that would provide safety guidelines for parasailing companies after hearing tearful testimonies from...
Florida’s ‘Operation Leaky Pipes’ Leads to 12 Arrests February 3, 2014 The ongoing insurance fraud investigation known as ‘Operation Leaky Pipes’ has led to the arrests of 12 Miami residents, according...
Backyard Shooting Ranges Now Legal in Florida January 30, 2014 By CAMMY CLARK, Miami Herald Near the National Key Deer Refuge in the Lower Keys, on a sleepy street called Mango Lane, retired sheriff’s deputy...
Florida Governor Wants 15-Day Hurricane Supply Tax Holiday January 29, 2014 By CURT ANDERSON Floridians would get a 15-day sales tax holiday on hurricane preparedness supplies ranging from portable generators to radios this coming...
Baptists to Pay $12.5M in Florida Sex Abuse Case January 24, 2014 A central Florida jury has awarded $12.5 million in damages to a young man who was sexually abused by a...
Florida No Fault PIP Rates Down Since Law Change January 23, 2014 Florida’s top insurance regulator says a contentious fix to auto insurance laws is driving down premiums. Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty...
Florida Couple Arrested on Insurance Fraud Charges January 23, 2014 A Hollywood, Fla., couple were arrested for insurance fraud, according to an announcement by CFO Jeff Atwater. The Quinteros were...
ClaimAssistant Releases New Florida Sinkhole Database November 19, 2013 SinkholeAssistant.com offers a new software product that gives consumers access to over 40,000 records of Florida properties that have the...
Outpatient Hospital Costs Per Claim For Workplace Injuries in Florida Growing Rapidly November 13, 2013 The average cost per claim of outpatient hospital care for injured workers in the Florida workers’ compensation system continued to...
Sebo v. American Home Assurance Company November 12, 2013 By Wesley Todd The Return of the Efficient Proximate Cause Doctrine in Florida Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal recently revived an old...