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El Niño – the abnormal warming of waters centered on the equator in the eastern Pacific – continues to mature, with waters across the Niño

The decision in Monarch Claims Consultants vs. Fleming and Universal Property & Casualty Insurance underscores a 2018 Florida appeals court opinion and a 2023 ruling from

The busy Atlantic basin hurricane season is in its home stretch, but that does not mean October will see a lack of tropical cyclone activity

Florida authorities have arrested four Miami people, including two licensed public adjusters, on charges that they forged an elderly homeowner’s signature on documents in an

At a Glance T​he 2023 Atlantic hurricane season has already zoomed past an average full season’s worth of storms, and there may be more to

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office arrested 22 accused scammers in an undercover construction sting. Operation Hot Water targeted unlicensed contractors

This formation tied 2005 for the third-most named storms through September 23 on record. Only the 2020 and 2021 produced more storms at this point

Estimated insured losses from Hurricane Idalia have topped $200 million and continue to increase. The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation posted data Thursday that showed

A man is in the Tulsa County Jail tied to several cases of frauding people while working as a contractor in several states. He’s awaiting extradition

If you want to know why insurance companies often take adversarial positions toward homeowner claims, look no further than the number of fraud cases investigated