Published in Yahoo Finance TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — This month millions of recent high school graduates head off to college for the first time, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Parents everywhere are equipping their teens with the electronics they need to succeed in college
Tim Meenan will Chair the proceedings and be one of the featured speakers at the 7th Annual Extended Warranty and Service Contract Innovations Summit held September 28-30 in beautiful downtown Nashville. Tim will discuss new developments at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as well as recent state legislation covering service
Hannah Lutz published and article in Automotive News entitled Another Reason to Pitch the Value of Service Contracts. Lutz cites a recent survey conducted by AutoMD which found 74% of respondents said the cost of replacement parts would effect their vehicle purchase decisions. The article quotes Tim Meenan who suggest dealers
Tim Meenan participated in a panel discussing Assignment of Benefits scams and how they are driving up the cost of residential homeowners insurance in Florida on May 18, 2016. Tim specifically discussed the 2016 legislative session and the industry’s attempt to enact legislation allowing Homeowners to take control of their
Kiplinger just published an article entitled “7 Things You Must Know About Warranties on Appliances: Should you pay for extended protection on your home appliances?” Yikes! Your new stove is electronic. You could play the odds You may already be covered. Ask who does the work. Check out the upstarts.
Earlier this month Matthew and Felicia Nowels attended a Christmas party hosted by Governor Rick Scott.
Matthew Nowels, Assistant Executive Director of GAPA, was quoted in an F&I Showroom article regarding the new GAP waiver law in South Carolina. South Carolina was one of five states in which GAPA successfully worked to pass its model act in 2015. “While GAP waiver was authorized in South Carolina,
Tallahassee, Fla. – Meenan P.A., a Tallahassee law firm specializing in regulatory and legislative affairs, today announced that Stephen C. Burgess has joined the firm to serve in an “Of Counsel” capacity and Sarah Niewold has joined the firm as an associate. Stephen Burgess, the former Consumer Advocate for the
Of the 130 news laws that took effect on July 1, several of them impact insurance: Flood Insurance: SB 1094 intended to provide flexible insurance options for flood coverage. Drones: SB 766 prohibits the use of aerial drones to capture images that could infringe on the privacy of property owners
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) is reviewing ACA plan filings that were due on May 15 to determine whether there is discrimination in coverage of HIV prescription drugs under the plan formularies. In a memo (attached) issued by OIR on March 25, OIR directed insurers to refer to