NU Online News Service, Nov. 16, 11:35 p.m. EST
Another legislative battle over Florida's personal injury protection automobile insurance system is brewing, with the state's governor and chief financial officer leading the charge.
In a joint statement, Gov. Rick Scott and CFO Jeff Atwater outlined four steps to reform the no-fault law, first enacted in the early 1970s, which requires drivers to have PIP that provides $10,000 in coverage per person for medical bills, regardless of fault in an accident.
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