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Every insurance company should pull out of South Florida and let the entire area self-insure. The entire market in South Florida has gotten out of hand to the point where fixing it will be impossible.
TJ, it’s not just S Florida. It’s SW FL too – Hillsborough & Pinellas County have highest PIP fraud after Miami-Dade & Broward Counties.
There are crooks in EVERY county in every state. Michigan has UNLIMITED PIP – their system is more broken than ours.
Not a Smith or Jones in the bunch.
Curious if any to many entered the USA to do “the jobs Americans will not do.”