An injunction holding up Florida reforms to its controversial no-fault, personal injury protection auto insurance system has been reverse.
The First District Court of Appeals on Oct. 23 upheld reforms contained within HB 119—legislation signed into law by Gov. Rick Scott more than a year ago.
The ruling reverses a decision of a state circuit court judge who issued a stay to keep insurers from implementing the reforms.
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