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Florida Legislators to Investigate Whether Property Insurers Used Accounting Tricks to Hide Profits

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A new investigation into Floridas property insurance industry is set to begin, raising significant questions about insurer profitability, financial transparency, and the true reasons behind skyrocketing premiums for policyholders.

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Colorado’s Cooperation Code: A Win for Policyholders That Didn’t Pay Off

Property Insurance Coverage Law

10-3-1118, was designed to protect policyholders from unfair denials based on alleged failures to cooperate. Colorados Cooperation Law, enshrined inC.R.S.

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Colorado’s Cooperation Code: A Win for Policyholders That Didn’t Pay Off

Property Insurance Coverage Law

10-3-1118, was designed to protect policyholders from unfair denials based on alleged failures to cooperate. Colorados Cooperation Law, enshrined inC.R.S.

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Florida’s DOAH Arbitration Disaster: How the Legislature Gave Citizens a License to Steamroll Policyholders

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In 2023, the Florida Legislature made a catastrophic mistake that is now hurting thousands of Floridians.

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Michigan Takes a Stand: New Bulletin Prohibits Depreciation of Labor Costs in Property Insurance Claims

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In a significant move to protect policyholders, the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) issued a groundbreaking bulletin that explicitly prohibits insurers from depreciating labor costs when calculating actual cash value (ACV) in homeowner insurance claims.

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Florida’s DOAH Arbitration Disaster: How the Legislature Gave Citizens a License to Steamroll Policyholders

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In 2023, the Florida Legislature made a catastrophic mistake that is now hurting thousands of Floridians.

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Public Adjusters and Non-Compete Agreements: A Losing Battle?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Employers often want to protect their business interests, while employees seek the freedom to work in their chosen profession. appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog. The recent ruling in Noble Public Adjusting Group, LLC v.