Buh bye? House panel votes to eliminate no-fault auto insurance in Florida
Florida’s no-fault automobile insurance laws would be junked and replaced with a fault-based system under a bill overwhelmingly approved by a House panel Thursday morning. Insurance industry and medical lobbyists oppose the bill, HB 1181 arguing the change in law would increase automobile insurance costs for so-called “street legal” drivers, or those who carry the…
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