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Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system is once again under scrutiny as lawmakers consider repealing it, despite Governor Ron DeSantis’ opposition.

In response to recent wildfires and broader insurance challenges, California legislators are proposing various bills to address the state’s insurance crisis, focusing on the FAIR Plan, consumer protections, and potential fossil fuel company liability.

Governor DeSantis’s continued opposition to scrapping Florida’s no-fault insurance system could halt current legislative efforts to change the law.

A New Mexico bill is seeking to mandate health insurance coverage for medical marijuana, mirroring the coverage of prescription medications.

Iowa becomes the first state to eliminate gender identity as a protected class in its civil rights code, sparking debate on civil rights and workplace discrimination.

Legislation aims to strengthen the FAIR Plan and address growing insurance challenges.

A 2022 report reveals potential financial discrepancies within Florida property insurance companies, leading to legislative hearings and investigations.

Iowa lawmakers voted to eliminate gender identity protections from the state’s civil rights code, sparking protests and raising concerns about potential discrimination.

Florida legislators are considering a series of bills aimed at stabilizing the state’s struggling insurance market, which is grappling with rising premiums, insurer insolvencies, and a lack of transparency.

Florida lawmakers are proposing measures to address insurance executive practices and increase consumer access to insurance premium information.