- Florida and Texas are facing shared exposure to high uninsured flood risk following events as of May 28, 2026.
- Florida is addressing storm risk and legislative reforms related to the state's insurance market.
Florida legislative reforms are enabling insurance companies to reduce premiums and address litigation costs.
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Updated Sep 27
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What happened
Florida legislative reforms are enabling insurance companies to reduce premiums and address litigation costs.
Who's involved
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Florida is addressing storm risk and legislative reforms related to the state's insurance market.Also in this story
- Florida modified licensing requirements for hurricane repairs in Escambia County.
- Legislative reforms have improved the Florida property insurance market, with the Insurance Office of America operating in the state.
- The Florida state senate threatened journalists who were investigating the state's insurance market.
- Policy debates in Florida involve FEMA mandates influencing rebuilding permits and a proposed comprehensive insurance overhaul.
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Related events
- Tennessee law is being used as a model for potential legislation in Florida.
- A state constitutional amendment has been enacted that affects local revenue streams in Florida.
- The House of Representatives passed legislation affecting tax rates while Eliott Rodriguez competes for a congressional seat in Florida.
- Federal law has been enacted impacting local business operations in Florida.
- High-profile figures, including Grady Judd and Ron DeSantis, have expressed concern over a proposed property tax amendment in Florida.