Fla. Stat. 627.0625
Commercial property and casualty risk management plans


(1)

For the purposes of this section, the term:“Commercial property insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.604, but limited to coverage of commercial risks, excluding windstorm coverage, flood insurance, federal crop insurance, crop hail insurance, the Pollution Liability Insurance Association, and other federal governmental pools and associations. If separate rates and supporting experience data are not filed and justified for windstorm coverage, the insurer shall, using generally accepted actuarial and economic principles and techniques, identify and justify the premiums, losses, reserves, and associated data for the windstorm coverage excluded from commercial property insurance.“Commercial casualty insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.605, other than workers’ compensation and employer’s liability insurance, but limited to coverage of commercial risks.“Commercial umbrella liability insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.605 but limited to any policy or endorsement which provides coverage in the amount of $300,000 or more in excess of an underlying policy providing $300,000 liability or equivalent limits of insurance, on a specific insured vehicle, location, business operation, or other specific commercial risk.

(a)

“Commercial property insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.604, but limited to coverage of commercial risks, excluding windstorm coverage, flood insurance, federal crop insurance, crop hail insurance, the Pollution Liability Insurance Association, and other federal governmental pools and associations. If separate rates and supporting experience data are not filed and justified for windstorm coverage, the insurer shall, using generally accepted actuarial and economic principles and techniques, identify and justify the premiums, losses, reserves, and associated data for the windstorm coverage excluded from commercial property insurance.

(b)

“Commercial casualty insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.605, other than workers’ compensation and employer’s liability insurance, but limited to coverage of commercial risks.

(c)

“Commercial umbrella liability insurance” means insurance as defined in s. 624.605 but limited to any policy or endorsement which provides coverage in the amount of $300,000 or more in excess of an underlying policy providing $300,000 liability or equivalent limits of insurance, on a specific insured vehicle, location, business operation, or other specific commercial risk.

(2)

This section shall apply only to commercial property insurance and to commercial casualty insurance as those terms are defined in subsection (1), or any combination thereof.

(3)

Each insurer or insurer group offering commercial casualty insurance or commercial property insurance covering risks located in this state shall develop and make available to insureds guidelines for risk management plans. The risk management program shall include the following:Safety measures, including, as applicable, the following areas:
Pollution and environmental hazards;
Disease hazards;
Accidental occurrences;
Fire hazards and fire prevention and detection;
Liability for acts from the course of business;
Slip and fall hazards;
Product injury; and
Hazards unique to a particular class or category of insureds.
Training to insureds in safety management techniques.Safety management counseling services.

There shall be no civil cause of action against any insurer or its agents or employees for acts or omissions in any way connected with the requirements of this subsection. This shall not limit the authority for the office to enforce the provisions of this subsection.

(a)

Safety measures, including, as applicable, the following areas:Pollution and environmental hazards;Disease hazards;Accidental occurrences;Fire hazards and fire prevention and detection;Liability for acts from the course of business;Slip and fall hazards;Product injury; andHazards unique to a particular class or category of insureds.
1. Pollution and environmental hazards;
2. Disease hazards;
3. Accidental occurrences;
4. Fire hazards and fire prevention and detection;
5. Liability for acts from the course of business;
6. Slip and fall hazards;
7. Product injury; and
8. Hazards unique to a particular class or category of insureds.

(b)

Training to insureds in safety management techniques.

(c)

Safety management counseling services.

Source: Section 627.0625 — Commercial property and casualty risk management plans, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0627.­0625 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

627.011
Short title
627.021
Scope of this part
627.031
Purposes of this part
627.041
Definitions
627.062
Rate standards
627.066
Excessive profits for motor vehicle insurance prohibited
627.072
Making and use of rates
627.091
Rate filings
627.092
Workers’ Compensation Administrator
627.093
Application of s
627.096
Workers’ Compensation Rating Bureau
627.101
When filing becomes effective
627.111
Effective date of filing
627.141
Subsequent disapproval of filing
627.151
Basis of approval or disapproval of workers’ compensation or employer’s liability insurance filing
627.162
Requirements for premium installments
627.171
Excess rates
627.191
Adherence to filings
627.192
Workers’ compensation insurance
627.211
Deviations
627.212
Workplace safety program surcharge
627.215
Excessive profits for commercial property and commercial casualty insurance prohibited
627.221
Rating organizations
627.231
Subscribers to rating organizations
627.241
Notice of changes
627.251
Bureau rules not to affect dividends
627.261
Actuarial and technical services
627.281
Appeal from rating organization
627.285
Independent actuarial peer review of workers’ compensation rating organization
627.291
Information to be furnished insureds
627.301
Advisory organizations
627.311
Joint underwriters and joint reinsurers
627.312
Transitional provisions
627.313
Workers’ Compensation Joint Underwriting Plan
627.314
Concerted action by two or more insurers
627.318
Records
627.331
Recording and reporting of loss, expense, and claims experience
627.351
Insurance risk apportionment plans
627.352
Security of data and information technology in Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
627.357
Medical malpractice self-insurance
627.361
False or misleading information
627.371
Hearings
627.381
Penalty for violation
627.0612
Administrative proceedings in rating determinations
627.0613
Consumer advocate
627.0621
Transparency in rate regulation
627.0625
Commercial property and casualty risk management plans
627.0628
Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology
627.0629
Residential property insurance
627.0645
Annual filings
627.0651
Making and use of rates for motor vehicle insurance
627.0652
Insurance discounts for certain persons completing safety course
627.0653
Insurance discounts for specified motor vehicle equipment
627.0654
Insurance discounts for buildings with fire sprinklers
627.0655
Policyholder loss or expense-related premium discounts
627.0665
Automatic bank withdrawal agreements
627.0915
Rate filings
627.0916
Agricultural horse farms
627.1615
Workers’ compensation applicant discrimination
627.3121
Public records and public meetings exemptions
627.3511
Depopulation of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
627.3512
Recoupment of residual market deficit assessments
627.3513
Standards for sale of bonds by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
627.3515
Market assistance plan
627.3517
Consumer choice
627.3518
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation policyholder eligibility clearinghouse program
627.06281
Public hurricane loss projection model
627.06291
Excess profits of residential property insurer
627.06292
Reports of hurricane loss data and associated exposure data
627.06501
Insurance discounts for certain persons completing driver improvement course
627.06535
Electric vehicles
627.35191
Required reports
627.35193
Consumer reporting agency request for claims data from Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

Current through Fall 2025

§ 627.0625. Commercial property & casualty risk management plans's source at flsenate​.gov