Auto Insurance Quote - Florida business briefs
Florida business briefs
Miami Herald - The Florida Hospital Association is asking Gov. Charlie Crist to bring lawmakers back to Tallahassee for a special session to extend the state’s no-fault auto insurance law before it expires Oct. 1. The FHA notes that for more than four million
York area business briefs
Portsmouth Herald - Although the others may rely on personal auto insurance for coverage, these policies typically have lower liability limits and may even exclude business-related liability. Among home-based businesses, 48 percent depend on their homeowners insurance
Tracking Device Lets Parents Keep Watch on Teen Drivers
FOX News - The Safeco system, called Teensurance, is very similar to the program offered by AIG Auto Insurance, which is also intended for teenagers and offers text messages and e-mails every time a teen driver passes a pre-determined speed limit. Although both
Florida’s insurance crisis
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Overhaul of Florida’s no-fault auto insurance law fell victim to legislative gridlock, though Gov. Charlie Crist said Friday that the debate would resurface during the special session on property taxes next month. Citizens rate relief OK’d Measure
Crist Considering Special Session on Auto Insurance
WTLV - JACKSONVILLE, FL — One special session has just wrapped up and now it looks like lawmakers in Florida could be heading back to Tallahassee to work on another one. The state’s “no-fault” auto insurance is set to expire in October. Insurance companies