Tell the Senate to Put the Brakes on Higher Auto Rates
Contact Lawmakers Today Insurance Reform Lawsuit Abuse Survey “Judicial Hellhole Report” Report
On February 28 at 4 P.M., the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services will debate a bill which would end the requirement that Florida drivers obtain no-fault personal injury protection insurance (PIP) coverage.
Tell the committee to put the brakes on higher auto rates.
SB 150 would eliminate “no fault” insurance and require drivers to carry bodily injury protection insurance. Florida’s legal climate ranks in the bottom five, and is the worst “judicial hellhole” in the country. Our poor legal climate, along with a lack of bad faith reform which billboard trial lawyers use to increase the cost of claims, will drive up the cost of auto insurance over time as the number of lawsuits and the amount of each claim increases.
If you are wondering if this legislation is good for you as a consumer, ask yourself one question: “Why is it billboard trial lawyers’ number one must-pass bill?”
Stop the Trial Bar Agenda
Contact the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services and let them know that SB 150 is an accident waiting to happen.