Section 627.0628(3)(g), F.S.
A trade secret as defined in s. 668.002 that is used in designing and constructing a hurricane or flood loss model and that is provided pursuant to this section, by a private company, to the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology, Office of Insurance Regulation, or the appointed consumer advocate, is confidential and exempt. That portion of a meeting of the commission or of a rate proceeding on an insurer’s rate filing at which a trade secret made confidential by this exemption is discussed is exempt from open meetings requirements. The closed meeting must be recorded; the recording is exempt from disclosure.
Section 627.06292(1), F.S.
Reports of hurricane loss data and associated exposure data that are specific to a particular insurance company, as reported by an insurer or a licensed rating organization to the Office of Insurance Regulation or to a state university center are exempt from disclosure requirements.
Section 627.311(4)(a), F.S.
Certain records of the Florida Automobile Joint Underwriting Association, as described in the exemption, are confidential and exempt from disclosure as set forth in the subsection.
Section 627.311(4)(b), F.S.
The Florida Automobile Joint Underwriting Association must keep portions of meetings during which confidential and exempt underwriting files or confidential and exempt claims files are discussed exempt from open meetings requirements, subject to the conditions set forth in the exemption. A copy of the transcript, less any confidential and exempt information, of any closed meeting during which confidential and exempt claims files are discussed shall become public as to individual claims files after settlement of that claim.
Section 627.3121, F.S.
Certain records held by the Florida Workers’ Compensation Joint Underwriting Association, Inc., as described in the exemption, are confidential and exempt and may only be released as prescribed therein. That portion of a meeting of the association’s board of governors, or any subcommittee of the association’s board, at which records made confidential and exempt by the section are discussed is exempt from open meeting requirements; the transcript and minutes of exempt portions of meetings are confidential and exempt from disclosure. Those portions of the transcript or the minutes pertaining to a confidential and exempt claims file are no longer confidential and exempt upon termination of all litigation with regard to that claim.
Section 627.351(4)(g), F.S.
All records, relating to the Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association or its operation are open for public inspection, except that a claim file in the possession of the Association is confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1) during processing of that claim. Information in these files that identifies an injured person is confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1).
Section 627.351(6)(x)1., F.S.
Certain records of the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, as described in the exemption, are confidential and exempt from disclosure.
Section 627.351(6)(x)4., F.S.
Portions of meetings of the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation are exempt from open meetings requirements where confidential underwriting files or confidential open claims files are discussed, subject to the conditions set forth in the exemption. A copy of the transcript, less any exempt matters, of any closed meeting where claims are discussed shall become public as to individual claims after settlement of the claim.
Section 627.3518(11), F.S.
Proprietary confidential business information, as defined in the exemption, that is provided to the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation clearinghouse is confidential and exempt.
Section 627.352, F.S.
Certain records of the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation as described in the exemption which identify detection, investigation or response practices for suspected or confirmed information technology security incidents as well as those portions of risk assessments, evaluations, audits, and other reports of the corporation’s information technology security program as specified in the exemption are confidential and exempt. Portions of meetings which would reveal such data and information are exempt from s. 286.011, F.S. All exempt portions must be recorded and transcribed and the recordings and transcripts must be kept confidential except as provided in the exemption.
Section 627.6699(8)(c), F.S.
Information relating to rating and renewal practices of small employer health insurance carriers which is submitted by the carriers to the Office of Insurance Regulation pursuant to this subsection constitutes proprietary and trade secret information and may not be disclosed except as agreed to by the carrier or pursuant to court order.
Section 627.912(2)(e), F.S.
The name and address of the injured person that is contained in reports to the Office of Insurance Regulation regarding professional liability claims is confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1) and must not be disclosed without the person’s consent, except for disclosure to the Department of Health.
Section 627.9122(2)(e), F.S.
The name of the injured person contained in a claim report filed by an insurer providing liability coverage for officers and directors is confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1), and must not be disclosed by the Office of Insurance Regulation without the consent of the injured person.
Section 627.9126(3)(a)6., F.S.
The names of claimants identified in reports filed by liability insurers with the Office of Insurance Regulation are confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1).
