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Florida’s CFO says a business owner hid payroll through money service businesses and avoided about $1.09 million in workers’ comp premium. Here is what Florida employers should learn about payroll reporting, audits, and stop-work penalties.
Florida’s new SB 1028 sends most commercial Citizens applicants through admitted and surplus lines clearinghouses starting January 1, 2027. Here is the 15% price test, who it affects, and how to prepare at renewal.
Florida’s worst drought in years drove a surge of wildfires in 2026, and the dry season is starting again. Here is what business owners should check in their commercial property and business interruption coverage before the next fire season.
A July 2026 Florida Supreme Court ruling says a workplace shooting can be covered by workers’ compensation even when the attacker’s motive is unknown. Here is what Florida employers should check in their security, safety programs, and workers’ comp coverage.
A Miami cybersecurity firm owner is accused of secretly paying hackers about $8,200 and billing a victim $150,000. Here is what Florida businesses should learn about ransomware response, vendor vetting, and cyber insurance.
Hurricane Isaias is bearing down on the Florida Panhandle with $72 billion in commercial property in the wind field. Here is what business owners should document, call, and avoid before and after a commercial property claim.
There is still no enforceable federal OSHA heat standard and Florida bars local heat rules, but OSHA inspections are active. Here is what Florida employers should do now.
Florida prosecutors say a $100 million workers’ comp fraud ring used shell construction companies and rented insurance certificates. Here is how Florida contractors can protect themselves.
Florida condo associations can no longer waive structural reserves, and milestone inspections are driving insurance and lending decisions. Here is how SIRS funding connects to your association’s insurance renewal.
A Florida jury awarded $411.7 million against a one-truck company that reportedly carried just $1 million in coverage. Here is what the case teaches Florida businesses about commercial auto limits, umbrella coverage, and nuclear verdict risk.
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