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A Cape Coral man is accused of stealing more than one million dollars from residents in Lee and Charlotte counties who were struggling to rebuild

This week, Triple-I draws your attention to federal third-party litigation funding (TPLF) legislation that, if passed, would take much-needed steps to curb the harmful tactics

As a small business owner, I’ve spent decades working with other entrepreneurs who pour their hearts, savings, and time into building a profitable business that

Sen. John Kennedy has introduced a new bill aimed at reforming the courtroom practice of third-party litigation funding. Kennedy, R-La., introduced the Protecting Our Courts

Florida’s insurance market, the seventh-largest in the world, is in good shape as hurricane season comes to a close, according to the Office of Insurance Regulation. Private

ORLANDO, Fla. — Robust reinsurance industry capital is likely to lead to increased competition at Jan. 1 renewals, panelists said Monday. Meanwhile, so-called “secondary perils,”

Florida insurers will no doubt remember the time more than two years ago when one of the largest plaintiffs’ law firms in the state gave

A group advocating for fairness in courts is setting its sights on New York with an advertising campaign it hopes will get the attention of lawmakers. Rising

An unlicensed contractor is facing serious consequences after a Collier County Sheriff’s Office investigation revealed a fraudulent scheme involving hurricane impact windows. According to the

Legal system abuse — not just general economic inflation — has driven $231.6 billion to $281.2 billion in excess liability insurance losses over the past decade,