Policyholders with first quarter renewals are seeing significantly higher rates compared with the year prior.

Many insurance companies have paused insuring in Florida until they have a better handle on their losses from the hurricane, says Joseph Gendelman, president and CEO of Bruce Gendelman Insurance Services.

The insurer argued it couldn't retroactively apply the assignment to the contractor because the policy was issued before the new statute was passed.

An active hurricane season will affect insurers, property owners and businesses, and some say proving damage could be harder for residents.

The closing for the condominium collapse site is expected to be completed by the end of July.

A lawsuit that pits insurance underwriters against a Florida condo association examines whether the disruption of a noisy gym constitutes property damage.

The homeowners claimed blasting vibrations from a nearby quarry caused interior and exterior cracking to their home's foundation.

The biggest issue appears to be helping older condo associations accumulate the reserves needed for future repairs.