A new study by @TeamAPCIA found Florida policyholders paid nearly $3B less for homeowners & personal auto insurance in 2025 than a year earlier. This is all thx to legal reforms passed in ’22-23 stabilizing and strengthening the property insurance market. https://t.co/SFEdlHC0Qs
The #NYTimes exposes how outside funders are profiting from personal injury lawsuits. While Wall Street profits, TPLF falls hardest on those its intended to help. Florida needs litigation funding transparency. https://t.co/13wIaC95MX
Ben and I are here in Pittsburgh FIRED UP for tonight’s @NFLonPrime game with the @steelers and the @Patriots
2 dominant defenses-low scoring field position kind of game
Big fella watchin our guy @PatMcAfeeShow and dozed off for a quick nap.
Hey @GregMcElroy -- I was so touched to hear you talk about how much you love college football as you called it a "travesty" to leave an unbeaten Power 5 team out of the playoff. What did you end up loving more, that caused you to completely reverse your position 4 days later?
“Y’all getting a lot of money from the people behind these suites if you decide to come play here”
But Jimbo was highly offended when Saban said they bought their class 😂😂
Signed Into Law: @GovRonDeSantis should be commended for his bold leadership continuing to protect our heroic health care providers throughout the COVID pandemic from unwarranted lawsuits, @large_williamw said. #FlaPol
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“…it seems the opponents of litigation reform w/ respect to homeowners’ insurance doth protest too much,” writes @PeterSchorschFL. “...unless the Legislature delivers some property insurance reform.” #FlaPol@CPC_FL@PIFFNews@JimBoydFL@JeffreyBrandes
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Senator @JeffreyBrandes again in the running for quote of the day: I don’t think you can put lipstick on this pig. I think it’s time to put the pig down.
STAGGERING: Plaintiffs’ attorneys received 71% of $15 billion in litigated property insurance claims since 2015, while only 8% went to policyholders? Runaway litigation costs over roof claims are threatening the stability of FL’s insurance market. #FlaPol
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In testimony before the @FLSenate Judiciary committee, Senators learned that attorney fees reign supreme. ‘Of the $15 billion paid out since 2013, 71% went to fees, 21% to defense costs, 8% to consumers. Trial lawyers’ profit; Floridians pay higher insurance premiums. #FlaPol