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Florida Commissioner Suspends A-Cap's Atlantic Coast Life Over Surplus Issues (opens the original)
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Two weeks after South Carolina’s insurance regulator took steps to place Atlantic Coast Life Insurance into rehabilitation, another state’s commissioner has suspended the company amid concerns about its finances. “In making the decision to suspend Atlantic Coast’s COA (certificate of authority), the Office determined that Atlantic Coast is impaired and that another insurance supervisory official, namely the South Carolina Department of Insurance, initiated rehabilitation proceedings…” reads a fi
Court Upholds Florida Regulators' Authority to Investigate Viatical Settlement Firms (opens the original)
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A Florida appeals court this week underscored state regulators’ authority to investigate insurance service companies, two years after a viatical settlement firm refused to open its books to the state Department of Financial Services. “We agree with the trial court and hold … that the Department did and does have such authority, statutorily conferred,” reads the 1st District Court of Appeals opinion handed down Wednesday in Litai Assets vs. Florida DFS. Litai Assets LLC, in business since at leas
Georgia Supreme Court Opens Door for More Subro Claims Against Law Enforcement (opens the original)
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A decision by the Georgia Supreme Court this month may have opened the door to more subrogation claims against law enforcement agencies that cause damage to property during non-emergency police procedures. In a case involving helicopter rotor-wash damage to a licensed hemp grower’s crop, the justices overturned years of precedent and a lower appellate court’s decision that had given almost blanket immunity to police actions. The high court opinion found that for non-urgent situations, the law do
Florida Agents Appointed With Citizens Drops as Carrier Competition Grows (opens the original)
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In another indicator of Florida moving back to a mostly market-based property insurance system, the number of insurance agents and agencies appointed with Citizens Property Insurance has dropped in the last year. “It’s a sign of the healthy marketplace: The requests for new agents to be appointed with Citizens has continued to decrease,” Dave Newell, chairman of Citizens’ Market Accountability Advisory Committee, said at last week’s Citizens Board of Governors’ meeting. “There’s less reliance on
Florida OIR Orders Unlicensed RRG to Cease and Desist After Owners Arrested (opens the original)
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Florida’s insurance commissioner on Monday ordered an unlicensed risk retention group and its principals to cease operating, two months after the owners were charged in connection with collecting thousands of dollars in premiums and keeping the money. Christopher Jason Brossett, of Destin, Florida, was arrested in June and charged with theft while operating a company known as Hydrogen Deep, doing business as The Wave Risk Retention Group. A month later, authorities charged Destin insurance agent
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