Gray RohrerJune 1, 2022
5min0
'The new law makes it economically unfeasible for contractors to pursue legal remedies in court and gives insurers even more incentive stall payments.'
Tag: Restoration Association of Florida
Gray RohrerJune 1, 2022Gray RohrerMay 19, 2022
4min0
The Office of Insurance Regulation approved changes to policies that violate state law, the lawsuit from the Restoration Association of Florida contends.
Drew WilsonApril 12, 2019
10min840
“It’s critically important that legislators hear these real-life stories"
Danny McAuliffeApril 9, 2019
5min427
The pushback came one day before the House takes up its AOB reform package.
Janelle Irwin TaylorMarch 22, 2019
7min849
"The damage to my home would have been substantially less."
Michael MolineFebruary 9, 2019
5min337
Part of the issue is what such a notice actually is.
Michael MolineFebruary 6, 2019
11min260
Critics allege shady contractors and lawyers use AOBs to launch unnecessary but expensive litigation.
Guest AuthorFebruary 4, 2019
7min394
"How can the Legislature make changes without seeing the whole picture?"
Staff ReportsNovember 28, 2018
5min376
Cracking down on unscrupulous lawyers is the key to reining in auto and property insurance rates, the James Madison Institute concludes in a policy report released Wednesday. Specifically, the white paper targets Florida’s bad-faith law, which it claims has greased litigation against insurers alleged to have treated policyholders unfairly; and its one-way attorney fees law, which […]
Staff ReportsOctober 25, 2018
3min503
A contractors’ trade association lashed out Thursday against Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis over his warnings to insurance policyholders in the Hurricane Michael zone against signing assignment of benefits agreements. “Don’t let crooked contractors push you to sign away your insurance benefits,” one such advisory reads, delivered by Patronis via his Twitter feed. The message complained of […]