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Civil Remedy Notice ("CRN") - Claims and Bad Faith Law Blog 2026

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The document outlines proposed rule amendments by the Florida Department of Financial Services and other agencies, focusing on electronic filing requirements for civil remedy notices and updates to educational accountability measures. It emphasizes the transition to electronic submissions for insurer reports related to civil remedy actions, changes in school performance grading criteria, and adjustments to scholarship program requirements for students with disabilities. Additionally, it includes notices of changes and corrections across various departments regarding licensure and certification processes.

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