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Friday Morning Live October 23, 2020, with Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

10/21/2020

As we continue to see the Florida property market evolve with new business restrictions and exposure management initiatives, what role does Citizens play in those changes? Tune in this week to Friday Morning Live! and get some answers. Use the link below to register for FML.

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Oct. 23, 2020: Citizens Update. An update with Carl Rock...

Independent Market Solutions—Your FAIA Membership Means Market Access

10/15/2020

Have you noticed? Recently, there have been several exciting changes at Independent Market Solutions (IMS), adding more value to your association membership. In addition to new carrier appointments for eligible FAIA members, IMS has expanded into three more states and retained FAIA’s former CEO, Jeff Grady, as its new president. Big plans are on the horizon for this important FMS program that will once again, pay over $7.6 million in agent commissions in 2020 while also rendering invaluable dire...

Laura’s Legal Brief of the Week: Department of Labor Proposes Rule to Clarify How Workers Are Classified

10/14/2020

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has recently proposed a rule that could make it easier to classify workers as independent contractors rather than employees. The proposed rule adopts an “economic reality” test for determining which workers qualify as independent contractors. It explains that contractors must be in business for themselves, rather than being economically dependent on the possible employer for work. The proposed rule will be subject to a comment period and should be finalized ...