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Longtime Melbourne resident David Schroeder Sr. is holding a photo of his old boat, Life of Riley, a 28-foot Adventure Craft mini yacht.  “It’s like

Leon County has achieved a Class 5 rating in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Community Rating System (CRS), offering property owners in unincorporated areas

The day after Hurricane Milton sliced through Southwest Florida, a neighbor in Manatee County posted on Facebook that her brother-in-law was doing free roof inspections.

Legal system abuse and climate risk resilience are the top issues for the property/casualty (P/C) industry in 2025, with an excessive volume of litigated claims and

A residual property insurer and regulators in two Southeastern states are emphasizing roof integrity, more signs that mitigation and prevention are increasingly recognized as ways

PALM HARBOR, Fla — A project to add hurricane protections at a Palm Harbor home left a homeowner out hundreds of dollars as she claimed

According to global insurance and reinsurance broking group Howden, risk-adjusted global property-catastrophe reinsurance rates-on-line decreased by 8% on average at the January 1st, 2025,  reinsurance

A Florida court of appeals ruled last week that a “direction to pay” (DTP) by a policyholder does not, by itself, represent an “assignment of

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Fraud and scams are costing Floridians big bucks. According to the Federal Trade Commission, there were more than 358,000 reports in Florida

Hurricane Ian stole a Charlotte County woman’s home. Now, a contractor is accused of stealing her money. Deputies in the Economic Crimes Bureau at the