Recap of Week 2 & Preview of Week 3 of Session

The Florida Legislature today begins the third week of its scheduled nine-week session with some good news: the latest state revenue estimates released this past Friday show $4 billion …

The Florida Legislature today begins the third week of its scheduled nine-week session with some good news: the latest state revenue estimates released this past Friday show $4 billion …

The 2022 Florida Legislative session goes into its second week today fortified by a lot of new bills filed just before the deadline that address some needed changes in …
We start the New Year with a couple of new laws regarding peer-to-peer car-sharing rentals and notaries, together with a 4.9% decrease in workers’ compensation rates. There’s a new Secretary of the …
The last of the Florida Legislature’s six committee weeks ended on December 3 with little action on insurance issues, as we now prepare for the regular 60-day session to start January 11. The big news was …
The Florida Legislature saved the two biggest insurance issues of the session to the last day on Friday: property insurance and no-fault auto insurance reform. Both passed and there were certainly compromises …
The Florida Legislature saved the two biggest insurance issues of the session to the last day on Friday: property insurance and no-fault auto insurance reform. Both passed and there were certainly compromises …
The Florida Legislature today begins the final week of its 60-day regular session. Budget negotiations that extended into this past weekend report good progress reaching agreement on what is …
This past week saw no movement on the major property insurance initiatives to re-balance the market and increase consumer protections from those who prey on unsuspecting policyholders in litigation …
Last week, the Florida Legislature made significant progress on bills dealing with resiliency, property insurance, and the appropriations process. The Governor has on his desk the legislature’s bill SB …
We are now officially past the halfway point of the Florida legislative session, with another four weeks to go in this session that’s scheduled to end on April 30. …