Showing posts with label Automobile Insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Automobile Insurance. Show all posts

Friday, January 12, 2007

Council Of Florida Insurance

Increasing the state's financial exposure from hurricane damage but would largely leave the current insurance structure in place.
Neither man's plan guarantees a specific reduction in property insurance costs in 2007, when most insurers are seeking double-digit rate increases
Insurance industry reaction to Davis' proposal was muted, with insiders saying they had heard few details and could not yet comprehend the scope of the proposal.
"To comment responsibly, you'd have to look at it for days," said Sam Miller of the Florida Insurance Council, an industry group.Crist has also pledged to demand that insurers offer property coverage in the state if they already offer automobile insurance.

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Maryland's commercial insurance

Community Clinic Inc., with Montgomery County locations in Takoma Park, Silver Spring, Aspen Hill, Wheaton, Gaithersburg and Germantown, recently named Dr. Candace C. Green as its first physician to practice obstetrics and gynecology for pregnant and postpartem Medicaid patients and those with commercial insurance.
But housing counselors said they fear that some of the lending changes in recent years that have opened the door to more minority homeownership are double-edged. They said looser financial standards - and "exotic" products such as interest-only, no-money-down loans - have created a pool of buyers at greater risk of defaulting.

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Thursday, January 11, 2007

Home Insurance - Property Coverage

Crist has also pledged to demand that insurers offer property coverage in the state if they already offer automobile insurance. And he has said he’ll seek to undo a 1998 law change that has allowed insurers to create Florida-only subsidiaries. He has also joined a long list of Florida leaders, including Davis, who want the federal government to create a national catastrophe fund.
The survey -- filled out by about 700 respondents -- was conducted from Sept. 20 to Oct. 1 on behalf of the Condominium Association Leadership Lobby, formed by the Fort Lauderdale law firm Becker & Poliakoff. Lawyers from the firm appeared at last week's Property and Casualty Insurance Reform Commission meeting in Tallahassee.

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