Florida Legislature Sends No-Fault Auto Insurance Repeal Bill to Governor June 29, 2021 By Ezra Amacher The Florida legislature has sent an auto insurance measure (Senate Bill 54) to Gov. Ron DeSantis, who must now decide...
Is No-Fault Auto Insurance to Blame for High Rates, Fraud? September 13, 2016 A dozen states still use no-fault auto insurance to cover the medical expenses of crash victims. Michigan House members returned...
Third-Party Bad Faith Claims Add $800M to Florida Auto Insurance Costs: IRC August 28, 2014 Florida’s third-party bad-faith lawsuit environment may have resulted in more than $800 million in additional auto liability claim payments in...
Florida Senate Leader to Insurers: Where Are Savings from PIP Reforms? February 21, 2013 By Brent Kallestad Key Florida lawmakers are running out of patience with the state’s fraud-plagued no-fault motor vehicle insurance system that has cost...
Florida Cabinet Approves PIP Benefit Rule Sought by Insurers December 13, 2012 By Michael Adams Florida officials have approved an emergency rule that will allow auto insurers providing no-fault coverage to use a form informing...
Florida Governor Signs Long-Awaited Auto Insurance Anti-Fraud Bill May 4, 2012 By Michael Adams Florida’s decade long attempt to reform the state’s automobile no-fault insurance law has finally paid off. Gov. Rick Scott, flanked...
Florida Passes PIP Reform Bill March 12, 2012 By Brent Kallestad Gov. Rick Scott got the legislation he wanted to reform Florida’s mandatory motor vehicle no-fault law and crack down on...
The Politics of Florida PIP: Industry Looks on While Pols Seek Answers January 25, 2012 By Michael Adams Most agree that Florida’s automobile no-fault personal injury protection (PIP) system needs to be reformed. But in the halls of...