The Florida Senate Banking and Insurance Committee considered a couple of insurance-related bills during its meeting today, March 29, 2011. SB 1826 Relating to Workers’ Compensation, was passed by the Committee...
The Florida Senate Health Regulation Committee favorably passed CS/SB 432 Relating to Privacy of Firearms Owners, as amended, during its meeting today, March 28, 2011. CS/SB 432 is sponsored by Senator Greg Evers...
The Florida House of Representatives Federal Affairs Subcommittee favorably passed HM 617 Relating to Discriminatory Taxes/Reinsurance during its meeting today, March 28, 2011. HM 617 is sponsored by State...
Colodny Fass presents its weekly bill tracking report for the week ending March 25, 2011. This report, which is attached, is designed to assist in following pending priority state-level insurance issues during the 2011...
Meeting in Session today, March 24, 2011, the Florida House of Representatives took up various insurance-related bills on second reading. All were found favorable and rolled over to a third reading. The...
The Florida House of Representatives Insurance & Banking Subcommittee passed several insurance-related bills during its meeting today, March 23, 2011: PCS for HB 723 Relating to State Reciprocity in...
Today, March 23, 2011, the Florida House Civil Justice Subcommittee considered House Bill 967 relating to Personal Injury Protection (“PIP”) Insurance by State Representative Mike Horner. The bill...
During committee meetings held today, March 22, 2011, the Florida Senate considered several insurance-related bills. Following are summaries of those bills and the Committees’ actions on each: ...
Florida Property and Casualty Association Automobile Division Members: Colodny Fass has prepared a section-by-section analysis of CS/HB 967 Relating to Personal Injury Protection Insurance and SB 1694,...
This morning, March 22, 2011, Florida Senator Mike Fasano and State Representative Rick Kriseman, along with the Merlin Law Group, held a media conference in Tallahassee to express “outrage” at recent...