Category: Archive – Seminars
Oct 8, 2008
Orlando Sentinel–October 8, 2008 Ludmilla Lelis | Sentinel Staff Writer DAYTONA BEACH – It’s been four years since Florida suffered through its worst hurricane season in recorded history — the 2004 quartet of Charley, Frances, Jeanne and Ivan, and a …
Oct 8, 2008
> Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation Rule Hearing The Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Workers’ Compensation, has issued a Notice of Proposed Rule regarding the following Rule: 69L-6.009: Forms and Instructions The purpose of the proposed Rule is …
Oct 7, 2008
St. Petersburg Times–October 7, 2008 By Jennifer Liberto, Times staff writer TALLAHASSEE —The global financial crisis threatens to unravel Florida’s property insurance system if a major hurricane hits during the last two months of this hurricane season. The reason is …
Oct 7, 2008
Tampa Bay Business Journal–October 6, 2008 by Margie Manning Senior Staff Writer Bank of America Corp. will provide up to $8.4 billion to modify troubled mortgages it acquired as part of its purchase of Countrywide Financial Corp. in July. The …
Oct 7, 2008
South Florida Business Journal–October 7, 2008 Florida is to receive $3.6 million of a landmark $62 million that drug maker Eli Lilly and Co. has agreed to pay to 32 states to settle claims that it improperly marketed Zyprexa, a …
Oct 7, 2008
Florida Health News–October 6, 2008 Cardinal Health’s pharmaceutical-distribution center in Lakeland, which lost the legal right to dispense controlled drugs ten months ago following a Drug Enforcement Administration investigation, will get its DEA license restored as part of a $34 …
Oct 7, 2008
> NCCI Workers’ Compensation Rate Hearing The Florida Department of Financial Services, Office of Insurance Regulation ("OIR"), has issued a Notice of Workshop Hearing regarding the workers’ compensation rate filing made by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc. ("NCCI"). …
Oct 6, 2008
Herald Tribune–October 5, 2008 By Paige St. John SARASOTA – When Florida lawmakers expanded the state’s hurricane fund in 2007 to force lower premiums, they tied the ability to deliver billions in insurance coverage to something as volatile as tropical …
Oct 6, 2008
Orlando Sentinel–October 4, 2008 By Julie Patel | South Florida Sun-Sentinel State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., the largest automobile insurer in Florida, will slightly lower its statewide average annual premium this month, the insurer said Friday. The rate cut, …
Oct 6, 2008
Charlotte Sun and Weekly Herald–October 5, 2008 By TERRY O’CONNORNorth Port Assistant Editor PORT CHARLOTTE — A fourth consecutive Florida hurricane season without a cataclysm like Hurricane Charley continues to place homeowners on more even footing with their property insurance …