A study reveals Florida homeowners are facing high claim rejection rates from insurers as hurricane season nears. Authorities are taking action against fraudulent practices.

The Florida House passed HB 1181 to repeal no-fault auto insurance, risking higher costs for consumers.

Examine the developments in Florida's property insurance market amid proposed changes in legislation and recovery signs.

Corey Alston pleads guilty to a Medicare fraud scheme involving over $8M in false claims for COVID-19 test kits, facing sentencing soon.

Governor DeSantis proposes a $1,000 tax rebate for Florida homeowners to relieve property tax burdens, addressing insurance cost concerns and aiming for long-term tax reforms.

Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. will pay $30 million for improperly backdating claims from Hurricane Irma, raising concerns about insurance practices in Florida.

Florida's housing crisis escalates with soaring prices and insurance woes, as new data highlights key challenges.

Florida's Governor DeSantis expresses frustration with legislative decisions impacting the state's auto insurance laws, shifting from no-fault to fault-based systems.

Florida's recent insurance reforms, aimed at stabilizing the market and lowering costs, face potential rollback with new legislation. Discover the implications for consumers.

Explore the rising challenges faced by homeowners in Florida's manufactured home market due to escalating insurance rates and dwindling options.