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No Hurricanes Means Citizens Increases Surplus

For the tenth year in a row, Florida survived hurricane season without a major storm. The official season began in June and ended at midnight on November 30. The decade long absence of any major storms has allowed Citizens Property Insurance Corporation to strengthen its surplus, while it continues to

OIR: Medicare Recipients Can Keep Medigap Plans C and F

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) issued a press release today, December 1, 2015, reminding Medicare recipients with existing Medigap Plan C or F coverage that they can keep that plan.  The press release references to congressional changes in the Medicare Access CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015, but explains

Former Insurance Consumer Advocate Joins Meenan P.A.

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

Open Enrollment

With open enrollment for the Federal Exchange beginning in a matter of days, the Office of Insurance Regulation is encouraging Floridians to do their homework before selecting their marketplace plan.  With so many plan options and levels available to consumer on the exchange, it is wise to encourage a deeper

Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

Citizens is Ready, Urges Homeowners Also to Prepare for Tropical Storm Erika

TALLAHASSEE, FL – Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, the state-run insurer of last resort, is prepared to handle possible claims stemming from Tropical Storm Erika and is urging policyholders to make preparations now to protect themselves, their families and their homes. “The bottom line is Citizens is ready to handle Tropical