The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . is subject to the penalties in § 624.418(2) [suspension of insurer’s certificate of authority] and 624.4211 . . .
. . . . § 624.4211(1) (allowing the Department to impose a fine on an insurance company instead of suspending . . .
. . . . § 624.4211(1) (allowing the Department to impose a fine on an insurance company instead of suspending . . .
. . . any person found in the proceeding to have violated any provision of the Insurance Code”); Section 624.4211 . . .
. . . See § 624.4211(4), Fla. . . . See § 624.4211(3). Willfulness is a question of fact. McGann v. Fla. . . . We add that our review of the Department’s interpretation of the willful requirement in section 624.4211 . . .
. . . Section 624.4211 is found in Part III of the initial chapter of the Florida Insurance Code, entitled . . . to section 626.9521 to section 627.381, thence back to section 624.-4211, we have found that section 624.4211 . . . More importantly, however, we conclude that the penalties in section 624.4211 are not applicable to insurance . . . We agree with Dyer’s argument that the exceptionally large fines authorized in section 624.4211, when . . . no ostensible need for a reference to section 626.9521, thence to section 627.381, thence to section 624.4211 . . .
. . . or organization has violated any provision of this part, impose an administrative fine pursuant to s.624.4211 . . .