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A Florida tree service is accused of causing a $2 million fire, and its insurer is asking a federal court to rule it has no duty to defend. Here is what contractors and property owners can learn about liability coverage disputes.
A June 2026 Florida Supreme Court decision makes punitive damages claims easier to bring early in a lawsuit. Here is what it means for Florida businesses, their umbrella limits, and settlement risk.
Two years after Hurricane Milton, Florida business owners are still learning how business interruption claims really work. Here is what the Helene and Milton claims taught us about waiting periods, documentation, and policy wording.
Florida commercial property insurance rates are falling as surplus lines capital floods back in. Here is what is driving the drop, what could reverse it, and how Florida business owners should use the window at renewal.
Why Florida businesses need cyber insurance in 2026, what policies cover, what insurers require, and how to avoid a denied claim.
Florida’s 1% emergency assessment on property insurance policies ends October 1, 2026, two years early. Here is what the FIGA assessment change means for commercial property owners and how to use the moment at renewal.
Five years after the Champlain Towers South collapse, the Surfside site is stalled by a construction insurance gap. Here is what the $1 billion settlement and today’s underwriting mean for Florida developers, contractors, and associations.
NCCI is recommending a 7.4% average workers’ compensation rate decrease in Florida for January 1, 2027. Here is what the 10th straight cut means for your business and how to capture the savings at renewal.
Florida’s Attorney General is suing a restoration company accused of taking insurance money for hurricane repairs never completed. Here’s what business owners can learn and how to protect a property claim.
Commercial property rates are falling, casualty pressure persists, and Florida’s market is stabilizing. Here are the 2026 commercial insurance trends Florida business owners should act on now.
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