FSHCC News Blog

RIVIERA BEACH —After a court injunction against one of his signature legislative initiatives, Gov. Rick Scott thursday defended attempts to fix Florida’s auto insurance problems but said it was “appropriate” for legislators to consider options including ditching the no-fault system in place for more than four decades.

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During an on-camera report this week, veteran Florida reporters Mary Ellen Klas (Miami Herald) and Steve Bosque (Tampa Bay Times) called the potential failure of the legislature to pass meaningful auto insurance reform (AKA PIP Reform) a "$1 billion dollar tax increase on Floridians."