State regulators levy $500K in fines against two insurers for Ian, Idalia claim issues

The insurers, both with Tampa ties, were the last of 10 Florida's Office of Insurance Regulation investigated.

A scene from Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers Beach.
A scene from Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers Beach.
Photo by Stefania Pifferi
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Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation has fined a pair of insurers $250,000 each for how the companies handled claims following hurricanes in 2022 and 2023.

 

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