Michael Pollick of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune writes Monday about the work of his colleague Paige St. John, who won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday for uncovering the problems with Florida’s property & casualty insurance industry.
“St. John cultivated anonymous sources deep within the industry, persisted in her demands for public records, and traveled to Bermuda and Monte Carlo, both beehives for off-shore financial dealings, to confront corporate leaders who were otherwise unavailable.
“The result was what regulators and almost the entire industry tried to hide — that Floridians entrust their financial security and that of their communities to a system that is on the edge of disaster itself.”
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