Viewpoint: Impact of Florida Tort-Reform Bill Becomes Clear, But Litigation Expected
HB 837, tort reform, Florida Legislature, Insurance Regulation
News & Updates
tort reform
How will Florida’s latest insurance reforms impact P&C insurers?
Governor Ron DeSantis, tort reform, property insurance, Insurance Regulation News, Florida Legislature
Governor Signs Substantial Tort Reform Bill
one-way attorneys' fees, Governor Ron DeSantis, attorneys fees, statute of limitations, bad faith, tort reform, Kathleen Passidomo, offer of judgment, declaratory judgment, medical expenses, letters of protection, HB 837, House Speaker Paul Renner, Senate President Kathleen Passidomo, Paul Renner
‘We’ve only just begun’: Paul Renner says changes are coming to tort reform bill
tort reform, HB 837, one-way attorneys' fees, Insurance Regulation News, Florida Legislature, Insurance Regulation
‘Game Changer’: Florida Supreme Court Ruling Could Chill Punitive Damages Claims
punitive damages, tort reform, Insurance Regulation News, Florida Supreme Court
Florida lawmakers respond to COVID-19 with … tort reform
COVID lawsuits, COVID-19, tort reform, Insurance Regulation News, Florida Legislature
Tort reform advocates outline legislative agenda
AOB, tort reform, Insurance Regulation News, Florida Supreme Court, Florida Legislature
Tort reform group slams Florida for ‘excessive’ litigation
Florida Justice Reform Institute, excessive litigation, tort reform
Rick Scott Transition Team Delivers ‘Big Ideas’
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Scott Campaign Releases Insurance Platform
Rick Scott’s campaign for Governor has released a paper on insurance and tort reform issues. Candidate Scott vows to restore Citizens Property Insurance Corporation to its initially envisioned role as a market of last resort. He emphasizes the importance of allowing the private market to compete amongst themselves, with competition serving as the primary determinant […]