Florida insurance at end-2023: litigation slows, open market grows

Florida homeowners slowed their rush to take insurers to court and private carriers took hold of an increasing share of the state’s property market as 2023 drew to a close, helping to fuel optimism from regulators that the strained market may be turning a corner.

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