Stand Insurance secures $35 million in Series B funding to expand homeowners insurance into Florida's high-risk catastrophe market. Focus on resilience, AI-driven underwriting, and property risk mitigation.

The Florida Property Tax Offset Act proposes linking homeowners insurance premiums to property tax relief, aiming to ease rising insurance and tax burdens for full-time Florida residents and promote housing affordability.

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance proposes its first rate decrease in 10 years, cutting premiums by 2.6% on average for noncommercial property insurance statewide, signaling market progress.

Florida proposes legislation requiring mandatory human review of AI-influenced insurance claims denials, enhancing regulatory oversight and compliance in claims handling.

Florida homeowners face rising insurance premiums and coverage challenges linked to climate risks and market shifts, highlighting the need for resilient building codes and insurance reform.

Florida's HB 527 mandates human review of AI-processed insurance claims, expanding to workers' comp and HMOs, addressing accountability and regulatory oversight in claims adjudication.

Florida's 2026 laws introduce full coverage for breast exams, shorten insurance claim reimbursement periods, mandate fertility preservation benefits, and regulate pet insurance and animal cruelty databases.

Florida's insurance market shows signs of stabilization with moderated property insurance rate hikes and significant auto insurance rebates driven by regulatory reforms.

Florida's insurance market shows signs of stabilization with reduced rate hikes and significant auto insurance rebates, providing consumer relief amid ongoing property insurance cost concerns.

Stand raises $35M to expand its resilience-linked property insurance model from California to Florida’s high-risk windstorm market, promoting mitigation-based coverage.