Insurance companies, for the most part, have been responsive to customers affected by two hurricanes that caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage in Florida this year, state officials said Friday during a roundtable discussion with industry executives.
Those conclusions were drawn from the state Division of Consumer Services receiving just 375 calls from Floridians about the handling of insurance claims out of the more than 100,000 property-damage claims filed following powerful Hurricane Matthew in early October.
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