Flood Insurance Reforms Loom In Florida
In Florida, more than 1,600 properties have flooded an average of five times since 1978, according to a review of FEMA data by the National Resources Defense Council. CLICK ON THE HEADLNE FOR MORE
In Florida, more than 1,600 properties have flooded an average of five times since 1978, according to a review of FEMA data by the National Resources Defense Council. CLICK ON THE HEADLNE FOR MORE
With hurricane season upon us, property managers and insurance professionals should total the dollar amounts on a main policy and other policies that address windstorm, flood, storm surge and wind-driven rain. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Memories still haunt many commercial real estate owners after a decade a devastating hurricane hit the Southeast. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR CLAUSES YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR IN YOUR POLICIES RIGHT NOW
Based on forecasts, this year\’s hurricane season may be worse than normal. To ensure your business is prepared for Mother Nature, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR 4 PRACTICAL STEPS TO TAKE NOW
Forecasters’ advisories will be fueled by more data than ever, thanks to new weather satellites and an expanded network of underwater gliders. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
With a promise to reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program for five years beyond its September 30 expiration date, the House proposal would introduce reforms to put the NFIP on a stronger footing. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Begun as a network of swampy canals meandering from the Everglades, sometimes nature conspires to remind South Florida of this fact. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Have you considered becoming a landlord? If you\’re going to be successful, you should acknowledge the risks that come with the territory and plan accordingly. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The beginning of the year is a great time for business owners to review their insurance policies to ensure that they are protected. As those policies are reviewed, five things should be considered. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
“From an insurance perspective, there doesn’t need to be physical damage to trigger a claim.” CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE