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Florida Regulators Mulling New Rules on Market Conduct Exams, Reporting

Florida regulators are considering three rule changes, one on how market-conduct examinations are triggered, one on an expanded claims-dispute mediation system, and one that would...

Oklahoma’s Attorney General Sues While Florida Splits the File

A reader recently asked a fair question on LinkedIn that caught my attention: “And why isn’t Florida doing the same? OIR is complicit in this behavior for condoning it.” The commen...

Orion180 Files for IPO, Eyeing Home and Flood Insurance Market

Orion180 Insurance Group Inc. filed for a US initial public offering, as the company looks to carve out a bigger share of the fast-growing specialty homeowners and flood insurance...

Hispanic Neighborhoods in Florida Pay Much Higher Premiums, Consumer Group Says

Florida’s top insurance regulator and some insurance producers, including the former president of the Latin American Association of Insurance Agents, are questioning a report that...

Mississippi Revokes 59 Agents’ Licenses for Residency Misrepresentation

The Mississippi Insurance Department has revoked the licenses of 59 insurance producers after they reportedly gave false information about their residences and then failed to show...

Governor Abbott Directs the Texas Department of Insurance to Address Rising Property and Casualty Insurance Costs: What...

One Insurance Agent Wins, Two Others Miss Out in Florida House Races

One Florida insurance agent won the Republican nomination for his seat in the state House of Representatives but two other agents did not make the cut in Tuesday’s primary voting....

Floridians Saved Almost $3B on HO and Auto Premiums Last Year, Actuarial Report Finds

Average homeowner insurance rates in Florida did not decline in 2025, but they increased less than 1%, down sharply from the double-digit average increases seen in 2022 and 2023. A...

Florida's property market has shifted - what brokers need to know

Twenty new carriers, falling litigation, and moderating rates are reshaping where Florida property risks can be placed

Edison Insurance Company files for 9.8% statewide rate decrease in Florida

CEO Paul Adkins credits legislative reforms for the decrease, as Citizens and other private carriers also file for reductions across the state

Florida’s Edison Files for 9.8% Average Residential Rate Drop

Boca Raton-based Edison Insurance Co., now with more than 145,000 policies in force, has joined the list of Florida property insurers filing for rate decreases this year, three yea...

Florida’s Universal Basking in the Sunshine of Legislative Changes

Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co., now Florida’s second-largest property insurer behind only State Farm Florida, continues to rebound from the dark days of Florida’s...

Root cuts Florida rates 15% as the state's personal auto loss ratio hits bottom level in 15 years

Florida's personal auto loss ratio reached 52.5% in 2025 - that is the figure that tells brokers how far the market has moved since 2023's 31.7% rate jump

NCCI Recommends Another Workers’ Comp Rate Cut for Florida

The National Council on Compensation Insurance is recommending a 7.4% average rate decrease for workers’ compensation insurance, voluntary market, in Florida. If approved by state...

DeSantis pitches Florida's insurance turnaround to Lloyd's

Governor comes to visit world’s specialist insurance capital as he looks to bolster once-troubled insurance sector

Florida's surplus lines market is booming as prices fall

Money has come rushing back into the state

Insurance Again Dominates Number of Complaints to Oregon Consumer Advocates

Insurance continued to be the biggest generator of complaints to the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation, according to the division, which reported it recovered $3.88 million t...

Florida employers could be staring down a tenth straight year of workers' comp savings

Premiums set to continue to fall for clients

Florida employers could be staring down a tenth straight year of workers' comp savings

Premiums set to continue to fall for clients

Hawaii Insurance Division Issues Memo to Insurers for Lala Claims

The Hawaii Insurance Division issued a memo to insurers this week stating it expects them to handle claims from Tropical Storm and Hurricane Lala “promptly, fairly,” and in accorda...

Oregon Regulators Extend Wildfire Emergency Orders to Pause Insurance Cancellations

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation is extending its order for insurers to suspend cancellations and nonrenewals for residents impacted by wildfires. The DFR issued a wildf...

People: Rivera Named President of FSLA at Convention

The Florida Surplus Lines Association installed its new officers and directors this week at what the association said was a record-breaking annual convention in St. Petersburg. “Ou...

Two Years in, Ortiz Steps Down as CEO of Florida Re

Alvaro Ortiz, the CEO of Tampa-based Florida Insurance and Reinsurance Co. since it was formed in 2024, has resigned from the fledgling company without a public explanation or indi...

After 55 Years in Florida Insurance, Tom Lynch Reflects on Agencies, Changes Needed

Over the last half-century as an insurance agency owner in south Florida, Tom Lynch has seen the ups and downs of the state’s property-casualty insurance market, from the rise of d...