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AOB Reforms

What Florida’s 2023 AOB Reforms Actually Changed

Florida’s 2023 legislative reforms didn’t eliminate assignment of benefits. They restructured how it functions and, more importantly, how disputes around it get resolved. The changes tightened AOB contract changes by requiring clearer disclosures, rescission windows, and direct insurer notification. Consumer protection laws were strengthened to limit contractor overreach during the

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Mock CAT Exercises

Mock CAT Exercises: Why Prepared Teams Win on Day One

When a CAT event hits, there’s no ramp-up. Claims surge. Cycle time starts immediately. Carriers expect execution—not onboarding. Top-performing firms aren’t reacting better—they’ve already trained for it. Preparation Eliminates Performance Risk During a CAT event, small delays compound: Adjusters getting up to speed slows cycle time Communication gaps create rework

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Florida Insurance Litigation

Florida Insurance Litigation Trends: What Carriers Should Watch in 2026

Florida’s litigation landscape has shifted, but don’t mistake fewer lawsuits for fewer headaches. You’re still managing AOB fallout, reinsurance pressure, and roof-claim schemes that didn’t disappear with reform. The rules changed, but the exposure didn’t vanish. What actually matters now is understanding where the risk has moved and how your

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