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Fla. lawmakers tackle state's insurance crisis (MSNBC)
In Florida, homeowners are fighting mad, protesting Tuesday outside a special session of the state legislature. They're afraid the high cost of property insurance could cost them their homes. NBC's Mark Potter reports from Miami.
Lawmakers close on an insurance fix, but is it solution? (Sun-Sentinel)
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida lawmakers wish they could simply outlaw hurricanes. That would solve the state's insurance crisis.
Fla. Officials Tackle Insurance Issues (KiplingerForecasts.com)
(AP) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Hoping to appease a growing swell of discontent from Floridians who say they can't continue paying for their coverage, state lawmakers on Tuesday began trying to cut skyrocketing homeowners insurance rates.
Skepticism awaits child insurance plan (The Arizona Republic)
Tens of thousands of middle-class families could get help paying for health insurance for their children if a proposal by Gov. Janet Napolitano is adopted this year by the Legislature.
Insurance companies under fire in consumer credit case (USA Today)
Several Supreme Court justices seemed taken aback Tuesday at the idea that insurance companies might be required to notify tens of millions of customers they aren't getting the best rates because of their credit reports.
Fla. Officials Tackle Insurance Issues (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Hoping to appease a growing swell of discontent from Floridians who say they can't continue paying for their coverage, state lawmakers on Tuesday began trying to cut skyrocketing homeowners insurance rates.
Legislature begins special session on hurricane insurance (7 News Miami)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Hoping to appease a growing swell of discontent from Floridians who say they can't continue paying for their coverage, state lawmakers began trying Tuesday to cut skyrocketing homeowners insurance rates.
Katrina Insurance Punishment Tops $2 Million (NPR)
Insurance has been ordered to pay $2.5 million in punitive damages for denying a claim on a house destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The judge in the case ruled earlier that the company had failed to prove that damage to the house in question was caused by water and not wind. Wind damage is covered under a regular homeowners' insurance policy, but damage from water is not. Now legal ...
Swede Insurance Agency to Cut 1,400 Jobs (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
The Swedish Social Insurance Administration said Tuesday it aims to cut about 1,400 jobs, or nearly 9 percent of its work force, during 2007 as a cost-saving move.



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