William Rabb is a Southeast Editor at MyNewMarkets. He specializes in the intersection of finance, insurance, and legal affairs, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and lawsuits. His insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Insurance Journal, Claims Journal, and Carrier Management.
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William's focus is primarily on legal and policy aspects of the real estate industry, with a specific emphasis on insurance-related matters in Florida and North Carolina. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing court cases, legislative developments impacting insurance practices and regulations, as well as issues related to fraud or compliance within the insurance sector.
Additionally, William may also have an interest in government announcements regarding insurance policies or legal rulings affecting insurers' claims practices. Pitches offering insights from legal experts specializing in insurance law or professionals with firsthand knowledge of significant court rulings could align well with his coverage areas.
Considering his national geographic focus within the United States, relevant sources should ideally possess expertise pertaining to laws and regulations governing the insurance industry specifically within Florida and North Carolina.
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By: William Rabb
The Alabama Supreme Court has opened the window a little wider into insurance carriers' claims-handling procedures, not only requiring them to be made available in some lawsuits but also to be shared with plaintiffs' lawyers in similar litigation.
By: William Rabb
A preschool's insurance carrier is partly obligated to defend a child abuse negligence suit, despite alleged criminal acts. And an employer's share of attorney fees must be deducted from the amount available from subrogation—not from the full settlement amount in a worker injury suit, the Kentucky Supreme Court decided in separate cases last week.
By: William Rabb
For more than a year, a 31-year-old Fort Lauderdale gas station attendant was able to defraud Progressive Insurance of more than $44,700 before the insurer and state authorities caught up with him, according to an arrest affidavit.
By: William Rabb
Carnival Cruise Line, long the subject of lawsuits accusing its crew members of unwanted sexual advances on passengers, has won a new trial in a case in which a Florida jury awarded $10.3 million to a young woman who said she was assaulted in 2018.
By: William Rabb
Despite months of lobbying and significant political campaign contributions by Ryan Turner Specialty brokerage, the winning bid for management of part of a Florida Citizens Property Insurance commercial clearinghouse has been awarded to another brokerage.
By: William Rabb
A Florida judge this week effectively dismissed a lawsuit brought by private equity firms who charged that Lighthouse Property Insurance executives misled
By: William Rabb
Average homeowner insurance rates in Florida did not decline in 2025, but they increased less than 1%, down sharply from the double-digit average increases seen in 2022 and 2023.
By: William Rabb
Two brothers caught in a sting operation orchestrated by North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance and state regulators have been sentenced to restitution and community service after pleading guilty to deliberately damaging roofs in North Carolina.
By: William Rabb
Nick Kosiavelon, an insurance defense attorney in Massachusetts, tells the story about some plaintiffs' lawyers he faced off against in a recent brain-injury lawsuit.
By: William Rabb
The months-long effort to put a Ryan Turner Specialty insurance unit in charge of a lucrative commercial policies clearinghouse in Florida may be far from over, after Ryan filed notice of intent to protest the awarding of the contract to another brokerage.
