Florida's insurance commissioner and governor have stood firm in defending their handling of the state's insurance sector, as one insurer faced insolvency and another was put onto special regulatory measures last week.
Florida insurance commissioner Kevin McCarty was reported last week in the Miami Herald to have revealed that homeowner insurer Northern Capital, which was founded in 2006 and has about 70,000 policies in force, was insolvent.
Northern had been under supervision by the Department of Insurance since May 2009...
You are currently viewing an incomplete version of this article. If you are a subscriber then please login now. If you are a non-subscriber but would like to be able to view this article, then please select from the purchasing options below.