April 28, 2006

• Florida Group Alerts Members About Poe Financial's Status
• Poe Financial Group's 2005 Statements Go Online

April 27, 2006

• Fla. Insurance Council Describes Pending Legislation

April 26, 2006

• Fla. Court Orders Southern Family Into Rehabilitation; Citizens to Receive Policies July 1
• 40 Arrests Kick Off Fla. 'Operation Spring Cleaning,' 40 More Targeted
• S. Fla. Agent Banned From Selling 'Bogus' Policies

April 25, 2006

• Fla. Consumer Services: Poe Officials Vow to Reduce Complaints

April 24, 2006

• Fla. HB 7225 Advancing: Boosts CAT Funding; Provides No-Interest Loans
• Poe Dropping Storm-Damaged Homes
• FEMA Wants $4.7M in Mississippi Katrina Victims' Benefits

April 21, 2006

• Fla. Dept. of Consumer Services, Poe Discuss How to Reduce Consumer Complaints
• Judge Sues Nationwide for Denying His Claim After Katrina

April 20, 2006

• Illness Claims N.C. Philanthropist, Reinsurer, Maurice Sabbah
• Miami Agent Banned After Providing Fake Insurance Certificate

April 19, 2006

• Fla. House Proposal Would Use Full Surplus to Mitigate Citizens Deficit
• Fla. Commissioner Encouraging Insurers to Use Loss Mitigation
• Bredesen: Tennessee Health Plan 'Opposite' of Massachusetts
• Mississippi Officials Warn of Possible Medicare-Related Scam

April 18, 2006

• Insurer Group Calls Miss. AG's Comments 'Hysterical, Irresponsible'

April 17, 2006

• Miss. AG Hood: Insurance Companies Intentionally Delaying Paying Katrina Claims
• As Usual, Much Work Remains in Final Weeks of Fla. Legislature
• W.Va.'s Reversal of Workers' Comp Policy Could Increase Rates
• Bulletins Issued, Hotline Accepting Calls About Tenn. Tornados

April 13, 2006

• Judge Denies State Farm Bid to Stop Prosecutor from Reviewing Docs

April 12, 2006

• Storms Kill One in Georgia, Cause $15M in Damages
• Senator's Lawyer Claims State Farm Destroying Mississippi Documents
• State-Run Wind Coverage Proposal Would Hurt Florida Consumers

April 10, 2006

• S.C. Legislature Passes 'Watered Down' Workers' Comp Bill to Senate
• Consumer Group's Report Proposes Take-Over of Fla. Wind Coverage
• $5.6M Verdict Awarded After Ga. Company Denies Claim
• 'Tornado-like' Storms Sweep Through Atlanta's Suburbs
• Florida Senate's Insurance Fix Hinges on Changes to Citizens

April 7, 2006

• State Farm: We're Paying Wind Damage Claims

April 6, 2006

• Thousands of Claims Anticipated: 18 Dead, Hundreds Homeless After Tenn., Ky. Tornado

April 4, 2006

• Miss. Legislature Passes Building Codes for Coastal Counties
• Workers' Comp Widow's Issue Going to W.Va. Supreme Court

April 3, 2006

• Kentucky Issues Reminder About Flood-Damaged Vehicles
• Kentucky Psychiatrist Sentenced for Over Billing, Fraud