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On foreclosure fraud, Bondi comes up short
All of America is suffering. But five states have been hit particularly hard by foreclosures — and foreclosure fraud.
In four of those five states, attorneys general have aggressively stood up for their constituents.
A.G.'s in Arizona, California,...Tags: Prosecution, Pam Bondi, Corporate Crime, Shrimp, Foreclosures
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Insurers' legislative wish-list and how it affects you
Sun SentinelFlorida insurance industry representatives know state lawmakers may not end up spending as much time on insurance issues during the legislative session that starts in January as they have in years past. But some have a wish-list of changes they said...Tags: Natural Disasters, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Alan Hays, Citizens Property Insurance Corp., Automotive Equipment
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Tough questions on auto insurance fraud legislation
Sun SentinelDespite support from Florida’s top leaders on the need for new laws to fight automobile insurance fraud, the proposals faced intense scrutiny at House and Senate insurance committee meetings today. Several Senators demanded insurers and others...Tags: U.S. Senate, Labor Legislation, Corporate Crime, Politics, Mike Bennett
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Got plans to travel? Be careful about buying travel insurance
South Florida Sun-SentinelRecent Florida investigations reveal consumers should be very careful about which companies they buy travel insurance from, as state law requires such companies to be registered and licensed with the state. Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater’...Tags: Human Interest, Trips and Vacations, Florida, Insurance, Colorado
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Top staff changes at Palm Beach County Republican Party
Palm Beach Politics | Sun Sentinel blogsPolitical consultant Cathy Brandenburg is the new executive director of the Palm Beach County Republican Party. She was hired for the job by Republican Chairman Sid Dinerstein. ???Cath has been a long-term member of the Republican Party family and brings....Tags: Marco Rubio, Republican Party, Palm Beach County, Public Employees, Politics
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Adam Putnam: Florida must press to secure federal KSC funding
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelCAPE CANAVERAL – Saying that Florida faces the prospect of predatory competition from other states, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam pressed Tuesday for Florida and its congressional delegation to unite to protect funding and future... -
Romney pix another Florida cabinet endorsement: Atwater
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelRepublican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has picked up a second endorsement from a member of Florida's cabinet, with the support of Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater. Yesterday Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam joined the Romney... -
Romney announces big-name Florida team
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelMitt Romney announced his formal Florida campaign team today. And while it's a reprise of the endorsements the Republican presidential candidate has been announcing over the past couple of weeks, it's an impressive array of the state's Establishment heavy... -
Atwater: PIP fraud is taking drivers ‘to the cleaners’
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelTALLAHASSEE — Members of the Florida Cabinet blasted auto-insurance fraudsters and marginal health-care providers Tuesday for driving up the costs of personal-injury protection auto coverage, which they say is sticking drivers with a $910 million &#... -
Photos, Video: Scott, Atwater talk car insurance reform in Orlando
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelGovernor Rick Scott was joined by Florida CFO Jeff Atwater in a Q & A with invited guests to discuss rising auto insurance rates and reform of Florida’s no-fault laws, in Orlando, Thursday. The roundtable discussion was held at the Orlando Police... -
Meet the new PIP reform, same as the old PIP reform
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelPersonal Injury Protection (PIP), the compulsory auto coverage that pays up for $10,000 for medical bills and lost wages, is kind of like hurricanes: lots of people worry about real and potential damages — in this case, fraud — but no one... -
Today in Tallahassee: Gambling & PIP top the day
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelTALLAHASSEE — It's a busy day in the capital city, so here are some highlights. * Gambling is the topic of the day, with the Senate Regulated Industries taking its first look at SB 710, which would bring destination resorts to Florida and create a...
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