Category: Insurance Regulatory News

NCOIL Adopts Model State Resolution Opposing an OFC

Mar 5, 2008

The National Conference of Insurance Legislators (“NCOIL”) has issued the attached information regarding its recent unanimous adoption of a model Resolution in opposition to S. 40/H.R. 3200, the National Insurance Act of 2007.  The Resolution will assist states opposing an optional federal …

2008 Legislature roundup

Mar 5, 2008

Tallahassee Democrat–Mar. 5, 2008FLORIDA CAPITAL BUREAU     The Florida Legislature is in session through May 2. The key issues yesterday and what’s coming up: TOPIC: SESSION CONVENES    WHAT HAPPENED: Senate President Ken Pruitt charted a moderate agenda. House Speaker Marco …

Some legislators in for long, bumpy ride

Mar 5, 2008

Tallahassee Democrat–Mar. 5, 2008 CAPITOL By Jim Ash FLORIDA CAPITAL BUREAU CHIEF     Print    Email to a friend    Subscribe Florida Senator Daniel Webster can’t hold back a smile as he receives a standing ovation from his friends in the Florida …

Bill on hurricane inspections advances

Mar 5, 2008

South Florida Sun-Sentinel–Mar. 5, 2008 The state’s Senate Banking and Insurance Committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would beef up the My Safe Florida Homes program, which provides grants for hurricane mitigation inspections and for toughening homes against storms. …

Crist sidesteps state’s woes in address

Mar 5, 2008

Miami Herald–Mar. 05, 2008 BY MARC CAPUTO AND MARY ELLEN KLAS After moving the annual State of the State speech to 6 p.m. so Floridians could watch their government in action, Gov. Charlie Crist turned his 30-minute address into a …

Capitol to Courthouse Headliners: Wednesday, Mar. 5

Mar 5, 2008

  To view a complete story, click on a headline below: EDITORIAL: A state of denial On a gloomy Tuesday in Tallahassee, Gov. Charlie Crist remained the sunny optimist. 2008 Legislature roundup WHAT HAPPENED: Senate President Ken Pruitt charted a …

Senate president charts safe course for session

Mar 4, 2008

Miami Herald–Mar. 04, 2008By MARC CAPUTO No ”major” insurance revisions or tax-cut plans. Big budget cuts. Money for the wrongfully incarcerated. More legislative control of state universities. Don’t expect a whole lot more out of the Florida Legislature during the …