Colodny Fass filed an Amici Curiae brief today, November 19, 2010, in support of United Automobile Insurance Company’s motion for rehearing of the Florida Supreme Court’s decision of November 4, 2010 in...
A recent meeting of insurance industry interests in which the Florida Property and Casualty Association participated yielded the following summary of priority issues and proposed action items for the 2011 Florida Legislative...
Various insurance industry groups are currently drafting and securing sponsors for proposed Florida legislation relating to bad faith. Given recent rulings of the Florida Supreme Court that have been...
FPCA Automobile Division Members: Attached is a draft of the amici brief that we intend to file in the Custer v. United Auto matter. Please keep in mind that this is a draft and will be subject to...
After completing a mandatory Organizational Session, the Florida Legislature convened a brief Special Session yesterday, November 16, 2010, for the purpose of overriding gubernatorial vetoes of specific...
The U.S. Federal Reserve issued the following news release on November 17, 2010 (copies of the referenced documents are available via hyperlink below): The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday requested comment on a...
UPDATE: The St. Petersburg Times reported today that the Florida Legislature has agreed to allow two controversial bills vetoed by Governor Charlie Crist, HB 5603 and HB 5611, to stand. HB...
The U.S. Chamber’s Institute for Legal Reform has drafted a Florida bill addressing issues relating to bad faith. So that a sponsor for the legislation may be quickly secured, comments on it from Florida Property...
Above: State Representative Dorothy Hukill State Representative Dorothy Hukill will chair the 2010-2012 Florida House Economic Affairs Committee, which oversees insurance and banking regulations, as well as...
To view a complete story, click on the headline below: Class-Size Vote Will Add $1 Billion to State Budget Florida voters sent mixed fiscal signals when they overwhelmingly approved a nonbinding referendum...