The State Legislature is Set to Consider Numerous Bills to Address Consumer Issues: Lawmakers, Insurers and Healthcare Providers Are at Odds Over the Fate of the State's Controversial No-Fault Auto Insurance Law, Which is Set to Expire

Mar 3, 2007 Mar. 4--State legislators are at a crossroad: Fix the problems with Florida's no-fault auto insurance system -- or move on and come up with new solutions. The no-fault law, which is set to expire Oct. 1, requires all drivers to buy at least $10,000 in personal injury protection, or PIP, which guarantees medical, disability and death benefits. Yet, accident-related suits continue to multiply and the law's provisions breed fraud, which adds to the cost of auto insurance for drivers in the state.....

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