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 […]
Bad-faith amendment again could be poison pill for Florida no-fault repeal
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Consumer Groups Want Auto Premiums to Reflect Coronavirus Curb on Driving
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Arguments Set In Tampa ‘PIP’ Payment Dispute
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PIP repeal legislation set for Senate committee hearing this week
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Florida Bill Targets Windshield Repair Incentives
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Florida no-fault auto insurance repeal one hearing away from Senate floor
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PIP Repeal Bill Passes Senate Committee
A Senate committee has advanced SB 1052 on a 5-3 vote. The bill is one of two proposals pending in the Senate that would replace Florida’s no-fault (PIP) auto insurance system with mandatory bodily injury coverage. The other Senate bill has not been heard in committee. Perhaps more importantly, the Florida House also has not […]