My friend Rep. Cassel truly did call it. She said that he would resign after the passage of the insurance legislation, and I bet she<U+2019>s right that we will see him as CEO of one of those insurance companies we keep hearing about. https://t.co/8ocsz833RK
Christopher Benjamin
@repcbenjamin · FL · H
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CoverageDec 15, 2022 to Feb 8, 2023
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It was a pleasure speaking with members from the NationalAssociation of Benefits and Insurance Professionals today at the State House. My door is always open! #repcbenjamin #yourstaterep https://t.co/1ed8MCG09x
I voted no on the property insurance Bill because it failed to deliver tangible and immediate benefits for Floridians.
My statement on the passage of the property issuance bill ... Floridians called us to Tallahassee to deliver a direct benefit to them in the form of reduced rates and costs for property insurance; instead this majority has delivered a windfall for the insurance carriers.
<U+2026> It has given them their Christmas wishes but they've played the Grinch for policyholders. There's no direct benefit for policyholders, no rate relief, no guaranteed oversight, less access to the court for low dollar claims, less money to winners of lawsuits <U+2026>
<U+2026> and higher cost to Citizen<U+2019>s policyholders. we've even made it harder for claimants to find unassisted relief - we've done nothing for bad actors on the other side. Every lawsuit is preceded by a denial or underpayment of <U+2026>
<U+2026> a claim and we've not done enough to address this issue immediately. The relief we've given to the insurance companies has been immediate and tangible but we've left the relief for policyholders to hopes & wishes.