Insurance Reform and Competition

Florida is home to 1,350 miles of beaches and pristine coastline that draw residents and visitors from all over the world. But beyond…

“We are going to… take whatever action is necessary to ensure that Florida continues to be a viable place for…

When Hurricane Sandy struck the Mid-Atlantic region three years ago, the estimated loss in business activity totaled $19.9 billion. Imagine the effect on Florida’s economy…

As Floridians, we all know and accept the reality that we live in a hurricane-prone state. Florida’s geographic location makes…

Good news just in time for the 2015 hurricane season. For the first time since its 1993 creation, the Florida…

The Florida State Board of Administration this week approved a Florida Chamber-backed effort to protect Floridians from future hurricane tax…

On Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear two bills – one that would improve Florida’s insurance climate and one…

Thanks to the outreach of Florida Chamber members and volunteers, several lawsuit abuse reform bills have passed their committees in…

On Monday, March 23 at 1:30 p.m., the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee will hear two Florida Chamber-backed bills that…

U.S. Congressman Dennis Ross (R-Lakeland) met with members of the Florida Chamber of Commerce and policy leaders in Orlando Wednesday…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Edie Ousley, 850-521-1231 or 850-251-6261 eousley@flchamber.com CFO Jeff Atwater, Property Insurance and Expensive Cost Drivers Exploiting…

BY DAVID SANTIAGO Imagine this: You wake up to find your kitchen flooded from a broken pipe. You frantically call…

Florida Chamber Series on Free Enterprise: Representative John Wood (R-Winter Haven) While Florida is moving in the right direction, Rep.…

During the past three years, Florida’s state-run insurer Citizens Property Insurance Corporation has seen a drop in the number of…

The Florida Chamber’s Bottom Line Featuring Michael Carlson “We are in the best positon as a marketplace that we have…