The self-driving car — we’ve talked about it before on these blog pages, and with fresh news about how nobody wants one, we thought we’d bring it up again. According to this post from Yahoo!, most drivers seem to have no interest in ever owning a car that pilots itself. A new study from the …
Reforms from four years ago were supposed to send auto insurance rates down for Floridians. An NBC Miami story looked at records obtained from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation which show that overall premiums have increased 13 percent since January 2015. PIP premiums increased slightly more, 14 percent. A Tampa Bay Times story published …
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According to Business Insider, A California worker claims in a federal lawsuit that three of the largest workers compensation insurance companies in California illegally hacked over 32,000 confidential workers compensation files. The news comes days after the Florida Supreme Court delivered an opinion favoring the rights of injured workers. A lawsuit, which seeks class action …
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Today the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion striking the attorney fee provision of the Florida Worker’s Compensation Statute in the case of Castellanos vs. Next Door Company, et. al. This case asks whether the state workers’ compensation statute violated the Constitution when it restricted attorneys’ fees in a claims case. This will serve as …
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A car crash while street racing…with a baby in a back seat. We thought people couldn’t get more reckless after a Snapchat-related crash caused traumatic brain injuries, but a 26-year-old San Diego man has proved us wrong. The San Diego Union Tribune is reporting that the driver was street racing and then fled from officers …
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