Insurer disputes boast that new attorney general ‘secured’ $30 million to resolve fraud claim
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance disputed a claim that Florida’s new attorney general “secured” the return of $30 ...
Insurer rebuts new attorney general’s claim he secured $30 million to resolve fraud claim
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Corp. — the state’s third-largest property insurer by policy count — has agreed to repay more than $30 million following an investigation into allegations it ...
Broward property insurer returns over $30 million to state’s hurricane fund amid fraud allegations
Whistleblower allegations sparked an investigation into a Fort Lauderdale insurer, which resulted in the attorney general's ...
Florida Insurer Agrees $30 Million Settlement After Fraud Claim Allegations
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company faced allegations of improperly backdating policies to secure higher ...
Universal Property settles claims of insurance fraud, will pay state $6.5M
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company will not receive more than $30 million that it had sought in allegedly ...
Company at center of probe into dolphin deaths at Gulf World Marine Park files for bankruptcy
The Dolphin Company filed for bankruptcy on March 30 amid an investigation into animal deaths at Gulf World Marine Park in ...
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Donna Deegan lets Jax illegal immigration bill become law without her signature
Jacksonville’s Democratic Mayor Donna Deegan is taking a position on the “ Jacksonville Illegal Immigration Enforcement Act .
Jacksonville immigration bill to take effect without Mayor Deegan’s signature Tuesday
I do not believe this bill is necessary and I will not sign it. It will become law without my signature,” said Mayor Deegan ...
Execution scheduled for man who killed girlfriend and her 3 children in Okaloosa County in 1998
Jeffrey Hutchinson killed his girlfriend, Renee Flaherty, and her children in 1998. He will be executed May 1.
Florida insurer accused of fraudulently backdating storm claims to return $30M to state
One of Florida’ s largest homeowners insurance companies will pay back $30 million to the state to satisfy allegations it illegally backdated Hurricane Irma claims. Fort Lauderdale- based Universal ...