Skip to content

Links & Updates

Public reports and cases. Each card links to the original source. This page does not add facts beyond those sources.

From us, not a news report. Small business owners, including escape rooms, gyms, and restaurants, can be left holding the risk when a vendor they did not vet has no insurance. We did not add an escape-room card because we did not verify a sourced case that fit this list.

Local

Over $98,526,000 in fines, judgments, and settlements in these cases.

Illustrative stock photo of roof work. Not a photo from this case.
Stock photo · Illustrative

$1M alleged

about $1M in customer payments at issue (alleged, pending)

Florida AG sues Evolve Construction

The Attorney General sued over about $1 million in unfinished hurricane repairs. The case is pending.

Insurance Journal · September 2026

Read the source
Illustrative stock photo of someone signing papers. Not a photo from this case.
Stock photo · Illustrative

$36K

$36,000 fine

Mira Home pest-control sales

FDACS fined Mira Home LLC $36,000 and barred Grit Marketing over 600-plus contracts sold by unlicensed pest-control workers.

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services · January 2026

Read the source
Illustrative stock photo of a construction site. Not a photo from this case.
Stock photo · Illustrative

~$250K est.

$250,000+ in losses prevented (officials' estimate)

Hurricane repair sting in Pinellas County

DBPR and the Pinellas Sheriff’s Office reported more than 50 arrests of unlicensed contractors soliciting 85 repair jobs.

Florida DBPR · November 2024

Read the source
Illustrative stock photo of boxes in a moving van. Not a photo from this case.
Stock photo · Illustrative

$21.8M

$21.8M judgment

All USA Van Lines judgment

A Broward judgment of $21.8 million, with a lifetime Florida moving ban.

U.S. DOT Office of Inspector General · May 2022

Read the source
Illustrative stock photo of a scale of justice. Not a photo from this case.
Stock photo · Illustrative

Precedent

Legal precedent

Gator Freightways v. Roberts

The Florida Supreme Court held that a company that hires a subcontractor can be liable as a statutory employer when the subcontractor’s uninsured worker is hurt.

Justia · 1989

Read the source

Nationwide

$169,750,000 in fines, judgments, and settlements in these cases.

Each group total adds only the stated fines, judgments, settlements, and the $5.5 million forfeiture. Domingos restitution is counted as $55 million of the “$55M+” figure, so the Local total is higher than the number shown. Proposed OSHA penalties, the Evolve payments alleged in a pending case, and the Pinellas estimate of losses prevented are not included.

Back to the homepage