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Proposed Florida bill could increase insurance litigation costs
He cautioned that if the bill becomes law, insurers will have to reassess risk pricing in Florida, and reinsurers are likely to follow suit. He added that these changes would ultimately impact policyholders through higher premiums, calling the bill a reversal of recent reforms. Source link

Leadership shakeup at Zurich, Old Republic International
Craig R. Smiddy, president and CEO of Old Republic International, said that since joining BITCO in 2023, Lehman has contributed to growth, profitability, and operational efficiency, and that his leadership will help maintain continuity as the company continues to serve agents, brokers, and customers with specialized insurance solutions. Source link

Truck Insurance Exchange wins new trial against Federal Insurance over $4.9 million Moldex defense s
The case centers on years of litigation stemming from over 30,000 lawsuits filed against Moldex by plaintiffs who alleged its respirators failed to protect them from inhaling hazardous dusts, including silica and asbestos. Initially, Moldex’s primary insurers covered its defense. After those policy limits were exhausted in 2003, Moldex turned to its umbrella and excess…