Florida's enforcement of the seatbelt law will result in lower deaths and injuries. Far more could be saved if our "No Fault" insurance law was abandoned. ...more

July 8, 2009

Auto insurers should not be allowed to use credit scores to determine rates, especially in tough economic times, two state officials said Thursday. ...more

March 20, 2009

Auto insurers should not be allowed to use credit scores to determine rates, especially in tough economic times, two state officials said today. ...more

March 19, 2009

For years, prosaic consumer products sought to puff up their appeal by boasting they contained "secret" ingredients that improved their performance. Colgate toothpaste had Gardol, Dial soap had AT-7 and Certs breath mints had Retsyn. ...more

February 21, 2009

As Tropical Storm Gustav spun toward the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday, insurance companies were ready to send adjusters and appraisers to assess damage from the storm if it does make landfall in the United States. They were also prepared financially, having made changes in their coverage in the three years since Hurricane Katrina. ...more

August 29, 2008

With a homicide investigation still under way - standard practice in severe traffic accidents - and an unusual set of circumstances contributing to the Interstate 4 pileup, auto insurers are preparing for significant challenges settling the cases of those involved in the wrecks. ...more

January 13, 2008

Should I drop my PIP coverage between now and Jan. 1? No. Under legislation the governor plans to sign, the state's no-fault law would still apply between now and then in a crash between two drivers who carry PIP coverage, which means the cost of treating your injuries will still be covered no matter who is at fault. Although PIP is no longer required, the vast majority of Florida drivers still carry the coverage. ...more

October 6, 2007

What has changed now that no-fault insurance is now on the agenda for the special Legislative session that begins Wednesday? ...more

October 2, 2007