The Personal Insurance Federation of Florida supports:

• Full implementation of the historic reforms included in SB 2A and HB 837 — we urge the Legislature to stay the course on these reforms so they may have their intended effect in contributing to the health of the marketplace.
• Reasonable changes to SB 7052 (2023) to remove unnecessary and burdensome regulatory provisions while still allowing appropriate accountability for insurers.
• Efforts by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation to improve the regulatory environment by streamlining rate and form review processes and removing unnecessary regulations.
• Meaningful transparency and accountability for litigation financing arrangements.
• Efforts to increase the positive impact of the My Safe Florida Home hurricane mitigation grant program, including additional funding for the program to serve more Floridians. Learn more in this issue overview.
• Legislation that would make Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, intended to be Florida’s insurer of last resort, less competitive with the private insurance market.

The Personal Insurance Federation of Florida opposes:

• Repeal of the Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law and its Personal Injury Protection (PIP) provision if it unfairly increases rates on low-income motorists and if it requires insurers to reimburse the same cottage industry of medical providers driving the high volume of PIP litigation today. Any repeal of the system must consider impacts on consumers.
• Changes to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund that increase the risk of assessments on consumers and businesses.
• Don’t harm the property market. Vote no on SB 1104 and HB 1149.