Michael MolineMarch 18, 2019
6min337
New language followed negotiations between supporters and opponents.
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Michael MolineMarch 18, 2019
Staff ReportsMarch 5, 2019
Drew WilsonFebruary 20, 2019
3min248
“House Bill 387 will modernize the marketplace"
Michael MolineFebruary 9, 20195min337
Part of the issue is what such a notice actually is.
Drew WilsonFebruary 6, 2019
4min502
"Florida’s patients need the right medication at the right time.”
Staff ReportsNovember 8, 2018
2min232
Search and recovery teams have completed their survey of the Hurricane Michael disaster zone, Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced Thursday. Meanwhile, the number of Michael-related insurance claims reached 117,259, worth nearly $2.75 billion — and “this number will grow,” Patronis’ office said in an update on its storm response. “I’ve witnessed firsthand the amazing strides […]
A.G. GancarskiOctober 30, 2018
3min750
“Elections have consequences.” That was the message of an ebullient Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, who in Jacksonville’s New Town neighborhood Tuesday messaged against Republican health care policies at Edward Waters College. Nelson spoke to media after a roundtable event in which he and other speakers discussed the need for health coverage. At the heart of […]
Michael MolineSeptember 19, 2018
4min326
An insurance industry analysis undermines any assumption that employees delay reporting weekend injuries into the work week to take advantage of workers’ compensation benefits. Were that true, one might expect the number of workers’ comp claims filed during the work week to have declined since the Affordable Care Act brought 8 million people into the ranked of the insured. […]
Staff ReportsSeptember 1, 2018
4min341
As the National Weather Service monitors two developing storms in the Atlantic, an insurance council is urging homeowners to start preparing. “PCI encourages property owners to take precautions to protect themselves and their belongings from direct and indirect impacts any of these developing storms could have on homes and businesses,” said Logan McFaddin, Florida regional […]
Staff ReportsJuly 25, 2018
5min242
Insurance industry figures welcomed the news Wednesday that the U.S. House had voted overwhelmingly to temporarily reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program, just about one week before it was to expire. Nat Wienecke, senior vice president of federal government relations at the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, issued a public statement. “PCI is pleased […]