Document:

Consent Order

 Exhibit 10.20 
  

 
 KEVIN MCCARTY 

COMMISSIONER 
  

			
	IN THE MATTER OF:	  	CASE NO.: 144855-13-CO

 HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

                          
                                         
         / 
 CONSENT ORDER 

THIS CAUSE came on for consideration as a result of HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY’S (hereinafter
“HERITAGE”) proposal to remove selected personal residential policies from CITIZENS PROPERTY INSURANCE CORPORATION (hereinafter “CITIZENS”), which was submitted to the OFFICE OF INSURANCE REGULATION (hereinafter
“OFFICE”) for its review on October 18, 2013. After a complete review of the entire record and upon consideration thereof, and otherwise being fully advised in the premises, the OFFICE hereby finds as follows: 

1. The OFFICE has jurisdiction over the subject matter and of the parties herein. 

2. CITIZENS has been established in accordance with the provisions of Section 627.351(6), Florida Statutes, as amended, to provide
insurance for residential and commercial property qualified risks under circumstances specified in the Statute. 

  
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 3. The Legislature of the State of Florida has enacted Section 627.35l (6)(q)3.a., Florida
Statutes, to encourage and provide a means for the depopulation of CITIZENS. CITIZENS submitted and the OFFICE adopted by Order No. 125161 - 12 a plan of depopulation, the terms and conditions upon which this proposed Consent Order is
predicated. HERITAGE shall abide by the terms and conditions of the CITIZENS depopulation plan as a condition of issuance of this Consent Order. 

4. HERITAGE is a Florida domiciled property and casualty insurance company authorized to transact insurance in the State of Florida. 

5. On or about October 18, 2013, HERITAGE submitted a proposal to remove selected personal residential policies from CITIZENS. The
proposal provides for an assumption to occur on or about February 4, 2014 of up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril policies from CITIZENS’ personal lines account and coastal account. HERITAGE plans to assume the CITIZENS
policies over a period of time, subject to the approval by the OFFICE. 
 6. HERITAGE understands that the selected policies to be removed
from CITIZENS on or about February 4, 2014, or at a later date approved by the OFFICE and CITIZENS, will not be subject to any incentive or bonus plan pursuant to Section 627.3511, Florida Statutes, unless and until the OFFICE approves
such a plan for use by CITIZENS provided such plan would be retroactive to policies subject to this Consent Order. If the OFFICE approves a bonus plan for use by other take-out companies or for other transactions during the 2014 policy year, the
bonus may be paid to HERITAGE in accordance with that plan and agreements between HERITAGE and CITIZENS. 

  
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 7. HERITAGE shall enter into appropriate agreements with CITIZENS to provide the following: 

a. HERITAGE, at its own expense, shall give at least thirty (30) days advance notice to affected policyholders, which notice will inform
policyholders of the need to contact HERITAGE before the removal date if the policyholder desires to stay with CITIZENS. 
 b. HERITAGE
shall accumulate any objections, and shall facilitate the return of any policyholder who desires to stay in CITIZENS if that policyholder expresses the desire to stay in CITIZENS within the thirty (30) day notice period prior to the removal of
the policy, or within thirty (30) days after the date of the policy removal. Policyholders shall not be required to make additional payments, nor take any action other than to express the desire to remain with CITIZENS in writing or by
electronic mail on or before thirty (30) days following the date of their policy removal. 
 c. All communications with agents and
policyholders regarding any policies to be removed from CITIZENS must be done in accordance with instructions by CITIZENS and the OFFICE. HERITAGE shall obtain prior approval from the OFFICE of any letters sent to policyholders regarding any
policies to be removed from CITIZENS. HERITAGE agrees that once opt out notices have been mailed to consumers, HERITAGE cannot terminate the offer of coverage for any reason other than a consumer opt out. HERITAGE agrees that subsequent non-renewals
of policies assumed via this assumption will be in accordance with the Florida Insurance Code. 
 d. HERITAGE shall at all times submit to
CITIZENS any information required by the published revised 2014 Assumption Calendar. This information shall at all times be submitted timely, in accordance with the deadlines published by CITIZENS. 

  
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 8. HERITAGE acknowledges neither approval by CITIZENS, nor entry into this Consent Order by the
OFFICE, constitutes a guarantee the above referenced policies will ultimately be available to HERITAGE for removal from CITIZENS, as the availability of policies for removal may vary over time. 

9. HERITAGE shall limit its actual removal of policies from CITIZENS to the number and type of policies authorized by the OFFICE. The OFFICE
will base its review on HERITAGE’s reinsurance program, catastrophe modeling, and financial statement projections, as well as the impact on policyholders. Such reinsurance program, catastrophe modeling, and financial statement profiles shall be
based upon HERITAGE’s current in-force book of residential property policies, HERITAGE’s projected voluntary market writings, and actual number of policies available in CITIZENS prior to the anticipated assumption date identified by
HERITAGE as satisfying its filed and approved underwriting guidelines. 
 10. HERITAGE has submitted the proposed reinsurance documentation
and financial projections for assumption of up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril policies, expected to be assumed on February 4, 2014 or on subsequent dates approved by the OFFICE and CITIZENS. Each additional assumption of
CITIZENS’ policies by HERITAGE shall be subject to advance written approval by the OFFICE. 
 11. HERITAGE’s acquisition of
adequate reinsurance and maintenance of executed reinsurance agreements is material to the OFFICE’s review and analysis of HERITAGE’s proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS and to the OFFICE’s approval of the proposal.

  
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 12. HERITAGE expressly waives its rights to any hearing in this matter, the making of findings of
fact and conclusions of law by the OFFICE, and all other and further proceedings herein to which it may be entitled by law or by rules of the OFFICE. HERITAGE agrees not to appeal or otherwise contest this Consent Order in any forum now or in the
future available to it, including their right to any administrative proceeding, circuit or federal court action, or any appeal. 
 13.
HERITAGE represents all explanations and documents made or submitted to the OFFICE as part of its proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, including all attachments and supplements thereto, fully describe all transactions, agreements, and
understandings relating to the removal of policies from CITIZENS by HERITAGE. However, all draft documents and non-executed agreements relating to HERITAGE’s plan shall not be deemed approved by this Consent Order until such time as executed
agreements or final documents are submitted and approved by the OFFICE. 
 14. The parties agree this Consent Order will be deemed executed
when the OFFICE has signed a copy of this Consent Order bearing signature of HERITAGE, or its authorized representative, notwithstanding the fact the copy was transmitted to the OFFICE electronically. HERITAGE agrees the signature of its
representative as affixed to this Consent Order shall be under seal of a Notary Public. 
 15. Each party to this action shall bear its own
costs and attorney fees. 
 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that: 

(A) Upon consideration of the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, including its attachments, the OFFICE approves the proposal
to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, subject to adherence to the terms and conditions of this Consent Order by HERITAGE. 

  
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 (B) The OFFICE approves the assumption of up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril
policies, consisting of twelve thousand, five hundred (12,500) policies from the personal lines account and seven thousand, five hundred (7,500) policies from the coastal account, for the initial assumption starting on or about
February 4, 2014, in accordance with the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, any agreement(s) between HERITAGE and CITIZENS, and this Consent Order. 

(C) Regarding all reinsurance matters relating to policies removed from CITIZENS, for a period of three (3) years immediately following
the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE shall: 
 (i) Maintain substantially the same reinsurance coverage as evidenced to the
OFFICE in the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS; 
 (ii) Submit to the OFFICE any and all replacement or additional
reinsurance agreement(s), or amendment(s) to reinsurance agreement(s) that materially change the reinsurance coverage in (C)(i). The agreement(s), amendment(s) or plans shall be submitted to the OFFICE for review, and approval, sixty (60) days
prior to the date of effectuation of any such agreement(s) or amendment(s); 
 (iii) Notify the OFFICE of any termination of any of its
reinsurance agreements. The notification shall be made to the OFFICE in writing sixty (60) days prior to the effective date of any such termination; 

(iv) Submit in writing to the OFFICE the proposed utilization of any substitute or additional reinsurers for the OFFICE’s review and
approval sixty (60) days prior to the companies being utilized within HERITAGE’s reinsurance program. HERITAGE shall further immediately submit to the OFFICE all information as requested which the OFFICE deems necessary for the OFFICE to
complete its review; and 

  
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 (v) Cede reinsurance, or otherwise contract for reinsurance, only with reinsurers who are
authorized and/or approved by the OFFICE, or such other reinsurers as may be approved in advance and in writing by the OFFICE. HERITAGE shall comply with the requirements of Section 624.610, Florida Statutes, with regard to all of its
reinsurance arrangements. 
 (D) For the three (3) years immediately following the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE shall
file with the OFFICE, on an annual basis no later than June 1 of each year, a catastrophe loss model with probable maximum loss estimate amounts from a one hundred-year storm based upon the exposure information gathered from all of its policies
in force as of April 15 of each year which would be affected by a catastrophe. HERITAGE shall include in this filing an exposure management plan, which will identify the company’s ability to provide satisfactory financial capacity to cover
the company’s exposure to catastrophic hurricane loss. The plan shall identify the reinsurance coverage and surplus levels being utilized to maintain a satisfactory financial capacity with regard to catastrophe exposure. HERITAGE shall also
include within the plan specific actions intended to limit catastrophic exposures to the company’s financial capacity. Based upon the OFFICE’s review of the models and plans, HERITAGE may be required at the OFFICE’s sole discretion to
take corrective action to cure any overexposure identified by the OFFICE. Such action may also include obtaining additional amounts of reinsurance coverage as directed by the OFFICE or suspend writing of any additional business, including the
CITIZENS’ policies. 

  
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 (E) Any and all policies removed from CITIZENS by HERITAGE shall provide coverage substantially
equivalent to that afforded by CITIZENS. Any and all policies removed from CITIZENS by HERITAGE, pursuant to its proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, must be renewable by the policyholder at approved rates and upon the same terms at
the first such renewal onto HERITAGE’s policy form, unless such policies are canceled by HERITAGE for a lawful reason. 
 (F) At the
time HERITAGE removes any policy of insurance from CITIZENS, HERITAGE shall either obtain a new policy application from each affected policyholder or maintain in its files a copy of the policyholder’s application on file with CITIZENS. If
HERITAGE chooses the latter option, HERITAGE shall nevertheless be required to obtain a new policy application from each affected policyholder no later than twenty-four (24) months from the effective date of any policy of insurance removed from
CITIZENS. HERITAGE may not initiate any retrospective increase in rates or the premium or any retrospective decrease in coverage provided under the assumed CITIZENS policy (if applicable) as a result of the information obtained from or through the
new policy applications. 
 (G) For a period of three (3) years immediately following the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE
shall abide by the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS in all material respects. Further, HERITAGE shall abide by all terms and provisions of any agreement(s) entered into with CITIZENS. 

  
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 (H) Regarding required documentation to be maintained by HERITAGE relating to policies removed
from CITIZENS: 
 (i) HERITAGE is required to track all agents, as well as the related policy information, who have declined to participate
in the takeout process. This information shall be submitted to CITIZENS by the deadline published in the Citizens Assumption Calendar. CITIZENS will then mail out notices informing the policyholders of the agent’s declination. This will allow
the affected policyholders the opportunity to address the declination with their agent and possibly receive their agent’s approval in time to be included in the current takeout. At no time shall HERITAGE contact a potential policyholder without
the agent’s appointment; 
 (ii) HERITAGE is required to track all agents, as well as the related policy information, who after
discussing with the policyholder, decide to participate in the takeout process and submit this information to CITIZENS by the deadline published in the revised 2014 Assumption Calendar; 

(iii) HERITAGE is required to keep a record of all agents who decline participation along with an explanation for the declination; and 

(iv) When contacting an agent regarding a potential takeout policy, HERITAGE is required to provide each agent with the policy form to be
used, appointment contract, and a copy of HERITAGE’s most currently available financial statement. 
 (I) HERITAGE is required to
comply with the following requirements when soliciting an agent’s permission to participate in the assumption process: 
 (i) HERITAGE
must utilize email and at least one other method for contact (i.e. call, fax or regular mail); 
 (ii) HERITAGE must send out a direct
solicitation to the agent of record and copy the agency principal; 
 (iii) HERITAGE must provide all agents a minimum of fourteen
(14) days to review the solicitation. This will allow agents adequate time to research the company and make an informed decision; 

  
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 (iv) HERITAGE must provide a copy of the appointment contract. HERITAGE may opt to provide the
agent a link to its website containing the required information; 
 (v) HERITAGE must provide a copy of the policy form. HERITAGE may opt to
provide the agent a link to its website containing the required information; 
 (vi) HERITAGE must provide a chart identifying any
differences in coverage from Citizens, which will help both the agent and the policyholder in making an informed decision; 
 (vii) HERITAGE
must provide a list of policies specific to the agent that it would like to assume; 
 (viii) HERITAGE must provide a contact number of
qualified staff to answer agent’s questions; and 
 (ix) HERITAGE must provide an overview of its strategy for handling claims (cat and
non-cat). 
 (J) Should the OFFICE determine HERITAGE has failed to materially comply with terms of this Consent Order, the proposal to
remove selected policies from CITIZENS, including its attachments, and amendments thereto as submitted to the OFFICE, or terms of any agreement(s) with CITIZENS, HERITAGE shall, upon receipt of notice of such material non-compliance, have sixty
(60) days to cure its material non-compliance. In the event HERITAGE fails to cure any such material non-compliance within the sixty (60) day period, HERITAGE expressly agrees the OFFICE may enter an order directing it to immediately cease
writing personal lines residential property coverage or other lines of insurance within the State of Florida, or imposing such other sanctions authorized by statute, rule, or restrictions, as may be deemed appropriate by the OFFICE. 

  
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 WHEREFORE, the proposal to remove up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril policies,
consisting of twelve thousand, five hundred (12,500) policies from the personal lines account and seven thousand, five hundred (7,500) policies from the coastal account, for the initial assumption starting on or about February 4,
2014, subject to the terms and conditions of this Consent Order, are hereby APPROVED. 
 FURTHER, all terms and conditions contained herein
are hereby ORDERED. 
 DONE and ORDERED this 22 day of November, 2013. 

	
	
	/s/ Kevin M. McCarty
	 Kevin M. McCarty, Commissioner
 Office of
Insurance Regulation

  
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 By execution hereof, HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY consents to entry of
this Consent Order, agrees without reservation to all of the above terms and conditions and shall be bound by all provisions therein. The undersigned represents that he has the authority to bind HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE
COMPANY to the terms and conditions of this Consent Order. 
  

	
	HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
	
	

	Stephen L. Rohde, Chief Financial Officer

 Corporate Seal 
 STATE OF
FLORIDA 
 COUNTY OF PINELLAS 
 The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me this 22 day of November 2013, 

									
					
	by	 	Stephen Rohde	 		 	as	 	CFO
		 	(name of person)	 		 		 	(type of authority..... e.g. officer, trustee attorney in fact)
					
	for	 	Heritage Property & Casualty Ins	 		 		 	
		 	(company name)	 		 		 	
				
		 		 		 	

		 		 	(Signature of the Notary)
				
		 		 		 	 
		 		 		 	(Print, Type or Stamp Commissioned Name of Notary)
		
	 Personally Known ü OR Produced Identification
                    
 Type of Identification
Produced
                                         
       
	 	

  
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 COPIES FURNISHED TO: 

Bobbi Scott, Depopulation Manager 
 Citizens Property Insurance
Corporation 
 2312 Killearn Center Boulevard 
 Tallahassee, FL
32309  
 Bobbi.Scott@citizensfla.com 
 Claude
Mueller 
 Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky, Abate & Webb, P.A. 

215 South Monroe Street, Suite 701 
 Tallahassee, FL 32301 

 cmueller@cftlaw.com 
 Fred Karlinsky 

Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky, Abate & Webb, P.A. 

215 South Monroe Street, Suite 701 
 Tallahassee, FL 32301 

fkarlinsky@cftlaw.com 
 Richard Widdicombe, President 

Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Company 
 700
Central Ave Ste 330 
 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 

Rwiddicombe@heritagepci.com 
 Carolyn Morgan, Director

 Office of Insurance Regulation 
 P&C Financial Oversight

 200 East Gaines Street 
 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329 

David Altmaier, Chief Analyst 
 Office of Insurance Regulation

 P&C Financial Oversight 
 200 East Gaines Street 

Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329 
 Amanda Rudock, Reinsurance/Financial
Specialist 
 Office of Insurance Regulation 
 P&C Financial
Oversight 
 200 East Gaines Street 
 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329

 Amanda.Rudock@floir.com 

  
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 Virginia A. Christy, Assistant General Counsel 

Office of Insurance Regulation 
 Legal Services Office 

200 East Gaines Street 
 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0333 

Virginia.Christy@floir.com 

  
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 Exhibit 10.21 
  

					
	 KEVIN MCCARTY

COMMISSIONER
	  	

	  	

  

					
	IN THE MATTER OF:	  		  	CASE NO.: 146563-14-CO        

 HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

                          
                                         
                 / 
 CONSENT ORDER 

THIS CAUSE came on for consideration as a result of HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY’S (hereinafter
“HERITAGE”) proposal to remove selected personal residential policies from CITIZENS PROPERTY INSURANCE CORPORATION (hereinafter “CITIZENS”), which was submitted to the OFFICE OF INSURANCE REGULATION (hereinafter
“OFFICE”) for its review on December 6, 2013. After a complete review of the entire record and upon consideration thereof, and otherwise being fully advised in the premises, the OFFICE hereby finds as follows: 

1. The OFFICE has jurisdiction over the subject matter and of the parties herein. 

2. CITIZENS has been established in accordance with the provisions of Section 627.351(6), Florida Statutes, as amended, to provide
insurance for residential and commercial property qualified risks under circumstances specified in the Statute. 

  
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 3. The Legislature of the State of Florida has enacted Section 627.351(6)(q)3.a., Florida
Statutes, to encourage and provide a means for the depopulation of CITIZENS. CITIZENS submitted and the OFFICE adopted by Order No. 125161-12 a plan of depopulation, the terms and conditions upon which this proposed Consent Order is predicated.
HERITAGE shall abide by the terms and conditions of the CITIZENS depopulation plan as a condition of issuance of this Consent Order. 
 4.
HERITAGE is a Florida domiciled property and casualty insurance company authorized to transact insurance in the State of Florida. 
 5. On
or about December 6, 2013, HERITAGE submitted a proposal to remove selected personal residential policies from CITIZENS. The proposal provides for an assumption to occur on or about March 18, 2014 of up to twenty thousand
(20,000) multiple peril policies from CITIZENS’ personal lines account and coastal account. HERITAGE plans to assume the CITIZENS’ policies over a period of time, subject to the approval by the OFFICE. 

6. HERITAGE understands that the selected policies to be removed from CITIZENS on or about March 18, 2014, or at a later date approved by
the OFFICE and CITIZENS, will not be subject to any incentive or bonus plan pursuant to Section 627.3511, Florida Statutes, unless and until the OFFICE approves such a plan for use by CITIZENS provided such plan would be retroactive to policies
subject to this Consent Order. If the OFFICE approves a bonus plan for use by other take-out companies or for other transactions during the 2014 policy year, the bonus may be paid to HERITAGE in accordance with that plan and agreements between
HERITAGE and CITIZENS. 

  
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 7. HERITAGE shall enter into appropriate agreements with CITIZENS to provide the following: 

a. HERITAGE, at its own expense, shall give at least thirty (30) days advance notice to affected policyholders, which notice will inform
policyholders of the need to contact HERITAGE before the removal date if the policyholder desires to stay with CITIZENS. 
 b. HERITAGE
shall accumulate any objections, and shall facilitate the return of any policyholder who desires to stay in CITIZENS if that policyholder expresses the desire to stay in CITIZENS within the thirty (30) day notice period prior to the removal of
the policy, or within thirty (30) days after the date of the policy removal. Policyholders shall not be required to make additional payments, nor take any action other than to express the desire to remain with CITIZENS in writing or by
electronic mail on or before thirty (30) days following the date of their policy removal. 
 c. All communications with agents and
policyholders regarding any policies to be removed from CITIZENS must be done in accordance with instructions by CITIZENS and the OFFICE. HERITAGE shall obtain prior approval from the OFFICE of any letters sent to policyholders regarding any
policies to be removed from CITIZENS. HERITAGE agrees that once opt out notices have been mailed to consumers; HERITAGE cannot terminate the offer of coverage for any reason other than a consumer opt out. HERITAGE agrees that subsequent non-renewals
of policies assumed via this assumption will be in accordance with the Florida Insurance Code. 
 d. HERITAGE shall at all times submit to
CITIZENS any information required by the published revised 2014 Assumption Calendar. This information shall at all times be submitted timely, in accordance with the deadlines published by CITIZENS. 

  
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 8. HERITAGE acknowledges neither approval by CITIZENS, nor entry into this Consent Order by the
OFFICE, constitutes a guarantee the above referenced policies will ultimately be available to HERITAGE for removal from CITIZENS, as the availability of policies for removal may vary over time. 

9. HERITAGE shall limit its actual removal of policies from CITIZENS to the number and type of policies authorized by the OFFICE. The OFFICE
will base its review on HERITAGE’S reinsurance program, catastrophe modeling, and financial statement projections, as well as the impact on policyholders. Such reinsurance program, catastrophe modeling, and financial statement profiles shall be
based upon HERITAGE’S current in-force book of residential property policies, HERITAGE’S projected voluntary market writings, and actual number of policies available in CITIZENS prior to the anticipated assumption date identified by
HERITAGE as satisfying its filed and approved underwriting guidelines. 
 10. HERITAGE has submitted the proposed reinsurance documentation
and financial projections for assumption of up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril policies, expected to be assumed on March 18, 2014 or on subsequent dates approved by the OFFICE and CITIZENS. Each additional assumption of CITIZENS
policies by HERITAGE shall be subject to advance written approval by the OFFICE. 
 11. HERITAGE’S acquisition of adequate reinsurance
and maintenance of executed reinsurance agreements is material to the OFFICE’S review and analysis of HERITAGE’S proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS and to the OFFICE’S approval of the proposal. 

  
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 12. HERITAGE expressly waives its rights to any hearing in this matter, the making of findings of
fact and conclusions of law by the OFFICE, and all other and further proceedings herein to which it may be entitled by law or by rules of the OFFICE. HERITAGE agrees not to appeal or otherwise contest this Consent Order in any forum now or in the
future available to it, including their right to any administrative proceeding, circuit or federal court action, or any appeal. 
 13.
HERITAGE represents all explanations and documents made or submitted to the OFFICE as part of its proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, including all attachments and supplements thereto, fully describe all transactions, agreements, and
understandings relating to the removal of policies from CITIZENS by HERITAGE. However, all draft documents and non-executed agreements relating to HERITAGE’S plan shall not be deemed approved by this Consent Order until such time as executed
agreements or final documents are submitted and approved by the OFFICE. 
 14. The parties agree this Consent Order will be deemed executed
when the OFFICE has signed a copy of this Consent Order bearing signature of HERITAGE, or its authorized representative, notwithstanding the fact the copy was transmitted to the OFFICE electronically. HERITAGE agrees the signature of its
representative as affixed to this Consent Order shall be under seal of a Notary Public. 
 15. Each party to this action shall bear its own
costs and attorney fees. 
 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that: 

(A) Upon consideration of the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, including its attachments, the OFFICE approves the proposal
to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, subject to adherence to the terms and conditions of this Consent Order by HERITAGE. 

  
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 (B) The OFFICE approves the assumption of up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril
policies, consisting of sixteen thousand (16,000) policies from the personal lines account and four thousand (4,000) policies from the coastal account, for the initial assumption starting on or about March 18, 2014, in accordance with
the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, any agreement(s) between HERITAGE and CITIZENS, and this Consent Order. 
 (C)
Regarding all reinsurance matters relating to policies removed from CITIZENS, for a period of three (3) years immediately following the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE shall: 

(i) Maintain substantially the same reinsurance coverage as evidenced to the OFFICE in the proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS;

 (ii) Submit to the OFFICE any and all replacement or additional reinsurance agreement(s), or amendment(s) to reinsurance agreement(s)
that materially change the reinsurance coverage in (C)(i). The agreement(s), amendment(s) or plans shall be submitted to the OFFICE for review, and approval, sixty (60) days prior to the date of effectuation of any such agreement(s) or
amendment(s); 
 (iii) Notify the OFFICE of any termination of any of its reinsurance agreements. The notification shall be made to the
OFFICE in writing sixty (60) days prior to the effective date of any such termination; 
 (iv) Submit in writing to the OFFICE the
proposed utilization of any substitute or additional reinsurers for the OFFICE’S review and approval sixty (60) days prior to the companies being utilized within HERITAGE’S reinsurance program. HERITAGE shall further immediately
submit to the OFFICE all information as requested which the OFFICE deems necessary for the OFFICE to complete its review; and 

  
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 (v) Cede reinsurance, or otherwise contract for reinsurance, only with reinsurers who are
authorized and/or approved by the OFFICE, or such other reinsurers as may be approved in advance and in writing by the OFFICE. HERITAGE shall comply with the requirements of Section 624.610, Florida Statutes, with regard to all of its
reinsurance arrangements. 
 (D) For the three (3) years immediately following the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE shall
file with the OFFICE, on an annual basis no later than June 1 of each year, a catastrophe loss model with probable maximum loss estimate amounts from a one hundred-year storm based upon the exposure information gathered from all of its policies
in force as of April 15 of each year which would be affected by a catastrophe. HERITAGE shall include in this filing an exposure management plan, which will identify the company’s ability to provide satisfactory financial capacity to cover
the company’s exposure to catastrophic hurricane loss. The plan shall identify the reinsurance coverage and surplus levels being utilized to maintain a satisfactory financial capacity with regard to catastrophe exposure. HERITAGE shall also
include within the plan specific actions intended to limit catastrophic exposures to the company’s financial capacity. Based upon the OFFICE’S review of the models and plans, HERITAGE may be required at the OFFICE’S sole discretion to
take corrective action to cure any overexposure identified by the OFFICE. Such action may also include obtaining additional amounts of reinsurance coverage as directed by the OFFICE or suspend writing of any additional business, including the
CITIZENS policies. 
 (E) Any and all policies removed from CITIZENS by HERITAGE shall provide coverage substantially equivalent to that
afforded by CITIZENS. Any and all policies removed from CITIZENS by HERITAGE, pursuant to its proposal to remove selected policies from CITIZENS, must be renewable by the policyholder at approved rates and upon the same terms at the first such
renewal onto HERITAGE’S policy form, unless such policies are canceled by HERITAGE for a lawful reason. 

  
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 (F) At the time HERITAGE removes any policy of insurance from CITIZENS, HERITAGE shall either
obtain a new policy application from each affected policyholder or maintain in its files a copy of the policyholder’s application on file with CITIZENS. If HERITAGE chooses the latter option, HERITAGE shall nevertheless be required to obtain a
new policy application from each affected policyholder no later than twenty-four (24) months from the effective date of any policy of insurance removed from CITIZENS. HERITAGE may not initiate any retrospective increase in rates or the premium
or any retrospective decrease in coverage provided under the assumed CITIZENS policy (if applicable) as a result of the information obtained from or through the new policy applications. 

(G) For a period of three (3) years immediately following the date of entry of this Consent Order, HERITAGE shall abide by the proposal
to remove selected policies from CITIZENS in all material respects. Further, HERITAGE shall abide by all terms and provisions of any agreement(s) entered into with CITIZENS. 

(H) Regarding required documentation to be maintained by HERITAGE relating to policies removed from CITIZENS: 

(i) HERITAGE is required to track all agents, as well as the related policy information, who have declined to participate in the takeout
process. This information shall be submitted to Citizens by the deadline published in the Citizens Assumption Calendar. Citizens will then mail out notices informing the policyholders of the agent’s declination. This will allow the affected
policyholders the opportunity to address the declination with their agent and possibly receive their agent’s approval in time to be included in the current takeout. At no time shall HERITAGE contact a potential policyholder without the
agent’s appointment; 

  
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 (ii) HERITAGE is required to track all agents, as well as the related policy information, who
after discussing with the policyholder, decide to participate in the takeout process and submit this information to Citizens by the deadline published in the revised 2014 Assumption Calendar; 

(iii) HERITAGE is required to keep a record of all agents who decline participation along with an explanation for the declination; and 

(iv) When contacting an agent regarding a potential takeout policy, HERITAGE is required to provide each agent with the policy form to be
used, appointment contract and a copy of HERITAGE’S most currently available financial statement. 
 (I) HERITAGE is required to comply
with the following requirements when soliciting an agent’s permission to participate in the assumption process: 
 (i) HERITAGE must
utilize email and at least one other method for contact (i.e. call, fax or regular mail); 
 (ii) HERITAGE must send out a direct
solicitation to the agent of record and copy the agency principal; 
 (iii) HERITAGE must provide all agents a minimum of fourteen
(14) days to review the solicitation. This will allow agents adequate time to research the company and make an informed decision; 

(iv) HERITAGE must provide a copy of the appointment contract. HERITAGE may opt to provide the agent a link to its website containing the
required information; 

  
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 (v) HERITAGE must provide a copy of the policy form. HERITAGE may opt to provide the agent a link
to its website containing the required information; 
 (vi) HERITAGE must provide a chart identifying any differences in coverage from
Citizens, which will help both the agent and the policyholder in making an informed decision; 
 (vii) HERITAGE must provide a list of
policies specific to the agent that it would like to assume; 
 (viii) HERITAGE must provide a contact number of qualified staff to answer
agent’s questions; and 
 (ix) HERITAGE must provide an overview of its strategy for handling claims (cat and non-cat). 

(J) Should the OFFICE determine HERITAGE has failed to materially comply with terms of this Consent Order, the proposal to remove selected
policies from CITIZENS, including its attachments, and amendments thereto as submitted to the OFFICE, or terms of any agreement(s) with CITIZENS, HERITAGE shall, upon receipt of notice of such material non-compliance, have sixty (60) days to
cure its material non-compliance. In the event HERITAGE fails to cure any such material non-compliance within the sixty (60) day period, HERITAGE expressly agrees the OFFICE may enter an order directing it to immediately cease writing personal
lines residential property coverage or other lines of insurance within the State of Florida, or imposing such other sanctions authorized by statute, rule or restrictions, as may be deemed appropriate by the OFFICE. 

  
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 WHEREFORE, the proposal to remove up to twenty thousand (20,000) multiple peril policies,
consisting of sixteen thousand (16,000) policies from the personal lines account and four thousand (4,000) policies from the coastal account, for the initial assumption starting on or about March 18, 2014, subject to the terms and
conditions of this Consent Order, are hereby APPROVED. 
 FURTHER, all terms and conditions contained herein are hereby
ORDERED. 
 DONE and ORDERED this 7th day of January, 2014. 

 

					
	

	 		 	

	 		 	 Kevin M. McCarty, Commissioner
 Office of
Insurance Regulation

  
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 By execution hereof, HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY consents to entry of
this Consent Order, agrees without reservation to all of the above terms and conditions and shall be bound by all provisions therein. The undersigned represents that he has the authority to bind HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE
COMPANY to the terms and conditions of this Consent Order. 
  

	
	HERITAGE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
	
	

	Richard Widdicombe, President

 Corporate Seal 
 STATE OF
FLORIDA 
 COUNTY OF PINELLAS 
 The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me this 06 day of January, 2014, 
  

									
					
	by	 	Richard Widdicombe	 		 	as	 	President
		 	(name of person)	 		 		 	(type of authority..... e.g. officer, trustee attorney in fact)
					
	for	 	Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Company	 		 		 	
		 	(company name)	 		 		 	
				
		 		 		 	

		 		 	(Signature of the Notary)
				
		 		 		 	Heather Wagoner
		 		 		 	(Print, Type or Stamp Commissioned Name of Notary)
	Personally Known ü OR Produced Identification
                        	 		 	
	Type of Identification Produced
                                         
         	 		 	

  
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	COPIES FURNISHED TO:	 		 	
			
	 Bobbi Scott, Depopulation Manager
 Citizens
Property Insurance Corporation
 2312 Killearn Center Boulevard

Tallahassee, FL 32309
 Bobbi.Scott@citizensfla.com
	 		 	 Claude Mueller
 Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld,
Karlinsky,
 Abate & Webb, P.A.
 215 South Monroe Street,
Suite 701
 Tallahassee, FL 32301

cmueller@cftlaw.com

 Fred Karlinsky 
 Colodny, Fass,
Talenfeld, Karlinsky, 
 Abate & Webb, P.A. 
 215 South
Monroe Street, Suite 701 
 Tallahassee, FL 32301 

fkarlinsky@cftlaw.com 
 Richard Widdicombe, President 

Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Company 
 700 Central
Ave Ste 330 
 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 

Rwiddicombe@heritagepci.com 
 Carolyn Morgan, Director

 Office of Insurance Regulation 
 P&C Financial Oversight

 200 East Gaines Street 
 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329 

David Altmaier, Chief Analyst 
 Office of Insurance Regulation

 P&C Financial Oversight 
 200 East Gaines Street 

Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329 
 Amanda Rudock, Reinsurance/Financial
Specialist 
 Office of Insurance Regulation 
 P&C Financial
Oversight 
 200 East Gaines Street 
 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0329

 Amanda.Rudock@floir.com 
 Virginia A. Christy,
Assistant General Counsel 
 Office of Insurance Regulation 

Legal Services Office 
 200 East Gaines Street 

Tallahassee, FL 32399-0333 
 Virginia.Christy@floir.com

  
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