Category: Insurance Regulatory News
Oct 21, 2008
The brothers who owned the clinic involved in an $11 million Medicare scam fled to Cuba. A doctor and nurse who worked in the clinic were convicted of fraud. BY JAY WEAVER Miami Herald–October 21, 2008 A Miami doctor and …
Oct 21, 2008
The National Association of Insurance Commissioner’s (“NAIC”) Casualty Actuarial and Statistical (C) Task Force has adopted its 2008 regulatory guidance on the Statement of Actuarial Opinion and the Actuarial Opinion Summary. The documents have been sent to the American Academy …
Oct 21, 2008
Oct 21, 2008
To view a complete story, click on a headline below: FEMA Aid Comes Late for Some Homeowners Two months after Tropical Storm Fay, most of the First Coast has bounced back. But people living in two counties are just now …
Oct 21, 2008
> Florida Division of Insurance Agents and Agency Services Rule Workshop The Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Insurance Agents and Agency Services, has issued a Notice of Development of Rulemaking regarding the following Rules: 69B-211.110: Purpose 69B-211.120: Scope …
Oct 21, 2008
> Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation Rule Workshop The Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Workers’ Compensation, has issued a Notice of Development of Rulemaking regarding the following Rules: 69L-3.0046: Wage Statement: Employer’s and Claims-handling Entity’s Responsibility to Record …
Oct 20, 2008
South Florida Sun-Sentinel–October 18, 2008 Allstate is suing more than 70 companies and individuals in Miami-Dade County for allegedly staging 17 car accidents and filing insurance claims for them. The suit was filed last week in the U.S. District Court …
Oct 20, 2008
Fort Meyers News-Press–October 20, 2008 BY RYAN LENGERICH New flood maps by the Federal Emergency Management Agency have pulled thousands of Lee County properties into flood zones, forcing owners to purchase flood insurance. "You have the obligation to pay ‘x’ …
Oct 20, 2008
Rising sea levels could swamp shorelines of the St. Johns and Nassau rivers within a couple of decades, according to Florida State University researchers. By Steve PattersonThe Florida Times-Union–October 20, 2008 Their projections show that more than 1,850 acres in …
Oct 20, 2008
Palm Beach Post–October 18, 2008 Palm Beach Post Letters to the Editor Much of the turmoil in America’s financial markets involves exotic investments that most Americans never have heard of and never will get near. However, with that turmoil now …