Florida auto insurance system needs tune-up, study says
Jeff Brandes is the founder of the Florida Policy Project. Repealing a half-century-old no-fault auto insurance law, shrinking the number of uninsured motorists and playing defense against trial-lawyer attempts to weaken legal reforms are the keys to lowering Florida’s car insurance premiums, a new study says.
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