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No-fault auto repeal speeding through the House but may stall in Senate

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Traffic on Interstate 95 (Photo via the Florida Department of Transportation) Nearing the midway point of the 60-day legislative session, the Florida House continues to advance legislation (HB 1181) to repeal the state’s no-fault automobile insurance laws and replace them with a fault-based system. It’s one of several pieces of legislation in the House this session that would allow for more litigation — something Insurance and Banking Committee …

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No-fault auto repeal speeding through the House but may stall in Senate

Traffic on Interstate 95 (Photo via the Florida Department of Transportation) Nearing the midway point of the 60-day legislative session, the Florida House continues to advance legislation (HB 1181) to repeal the state’s no-fault automobile insurance laws and replace them with a fault-based system. It’s one of several pieces of legislation in the House this session that would allow for more litigation — something Insurance and Banking Committee …

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Insurance Association Says Legislation Repealing Florida’s No Fault Auto Insurance System Raises Costs and Hinder State’s Insurance Market Recovery - CollisionWeek

The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) raised concerns over the passage of Florida House Bill 1181 (HB 1181) out of the Florida House Insurance & Banking Subcommittee that would reform no-fault insurance and increase minimum coverage limits. “Efforts to repeal Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system could result in higher auto insurance costs and increased litigation at a time when the state’s insurance market is in recove…

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No-Fault Auto Repeal Speeding Through The Florida House But May Stall In Senate

BY: CHRISTINE SEXTON Nearing the midway point of the 60-day legislative session, the Florida House continues to advance legislation (HB 1181) to repeal the state’s no-fault automobile insurance laws and replace them with a fault-based system. It’s one of several pieces of legislation in the House this session that would allow for more litigation — something Insurance and Banking Committee member Rep. Mike Caruso noted Thursday while arguing agai…

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Florida Phoenix broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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