The insurance industry continues backing bills designed to reduce or eliminate the duty to protect policyholders. Perhaps the Legislature should consider some revisions to the statutes.
April 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The insurance industry’s latest attack on Florida’s insurance laws, Civil Remedies Against Insurers (HB 427), died in the House Civil Justice Committee.
Almost every year, the insurance industry backs a bill designed to reduce or eliminate the duty to protect policyholders. In 2011, it was HB 1187; in 2009, it was HB 1463. These bills typically are proposed by a conservative member of the Legislature, which is odd considering Florida’s small businesses need protection the most.
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