Hill also said that the SA membership had not been polled on this issue. Hill, who also publishes the SA Unite, the NAAA publication, Spoke, and the Texas publication, The Flagwaver, said he had only heard about concerns with Dairyland reducing commissions from 15 percent to 5 percent on renewal policies not covering bodily injury. Hill told Florida s Insurance News that reductions in commissions have been a concern for SA for some time and that he hoped this announcement might get the companies attention. Florida s Insurance News Publisher Dan Derringer said, For an association to ask for company support during their No. 1 fundraising event and then to vote to sue some of those same supporting companies seems preposterous. It seems that they are biting the hand that feeds them.
Markets are tight, fraud is running wild, and companies are struggling to give agents markets.
The enemy is fraud, crooked lawyers, and bad chiropractors not insurance companies. For SA to raise money from companies and then use that same money to fund legal actions against companies is unconscionable. The SA could be sounding their own death knell. Fla. The 2001 hurricane season began June 1, with experts predicting 11 tropical storms potentially making landfall in Florida. Florida Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher reminds homeowners that it s never too early to prepare.