Florida's property insurance reforms are fostering market stability while addressing litigation, accountability, and claims handling to strengthen the sector.

Florida's 2022-2023 insurance reforms have significantly stabilized its P&C market by reducing litigation abuse and attracting reinsurers, according to Insurance Commissioner Mike Yaworsky. The reforms curb assignment-of-benefit abuses and reduce claims litigation, leading to improved market stability and expanded consumer coverage options.

Florida CFO audit reveals $344 million in overspending by Palm Beach County government, highlighting significant property tax implications. Read about efforts to control local budgets and tax burdens.

Florida's insurance market shows signs of recovery following 2022-2023 legislative reforms, with reduced litigation and lower rates in property insurance and the preservation of PIP auto insurance.

Florida House panel backs a proposal to create a state-run online exchange for individual health insurance linked to ICHRAs, aiming to expand coverage options and address rising costs.

Surveys reveal cautious optimism among Florida homeowners as property insurance market sees increased competition and some rate reductions despite ongoing hurricane and premium concerns.

Florida House committee advances constitutional amendments to cut property taxes, sparking debate over local government funding and market impact ahead of 2026 ballot.

Congressional delays in ACA subsidy legislation risk premium hikes for millions in Florida, threatening insurance market stability and access to coverage.

Florida CFO proposes legislation to restrict driver's licenses, insurance, and workers' comp for undocumented migrants, highlighting regulatory and safety issues.

Timothy Brandt Robinson, a Pinellas County teacher, announces his 2026 Democratic bid for Florida's 13th Congressional District, focusing on housing affordability and healthcare access amid a competitive race.