States Say Flood Insurance Fight Should Continue
Fla. is one of the states that filed a lawsuit against NFIP’s “Risk Rating 2.0,” but legal arguments now contest the states’ legal standing to challenge the changes.
How Will Idalia Impact Fla.’s Property Insurance?
It’s too early to know. Nine out of 10 people will file a claim within the first 30 days, experts say, which is reported to the Fla. Office of Insurance Regulation.
HUD Announces Help for Fla. After Idalia
Resources are available to assist state, tribal and local recovery efforts in areas affected by the hurricane. The fed disaster declaration covers 13 Florida counties.
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