Dawn view of Miami Skyline reflected in water Back in March, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that aims to limit lawsuits against insurers. Photo: Steve Heap/Adobe Stock

As insurance rates keep ballooning in Florida, lawmakers have passed several bills to curb insurance litigation across the state. Months later, commercial litigation is beginning to overshadow smaller cases, according to some within the space.

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Alexander Lugo

Alexander Lugo is a business of law reporter based in Miami who is focused on covering law firms in South Florida.

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