Automotive hacking – the cyber risk auto insurers must consider
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News & Updates
auto insurance
Appeals Decisions Give New Ground for Bad-Faith Claims But Support PIP Rules
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Jeff Brandes says pushing new PIP bill without new actuarial analysis is ‘legislative malpractice’
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No-fault insurance repeal re-emerges
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Bad credit shouldn’t affect car insurance, experts say. States are listening.
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Auto insurance flexibility bill hits Gov. DeSantis’ desk
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No-fault repeal will raise insurance rates. Period.
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FL Senate votes to end ‘no-fault’ auto insurance. What would that mean for drivers?
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Insurers say no-fault repeal would be costly to Florida drivers
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Florida Legislative Session Begins
The annual 60-day legislative session begins in Florida on March 2, 2021. This session will feature accommodations designed to limit exposures to COVID-19. This includes most public testimony being presented by video stream from an offsite location in downtown Tallahassee. From an insurance perspective, the session will include substantial discussion about the auto and property […]