The insurance industry remains divided over the merits of eitherreforming or abolishing Florida's no-fault auto insurancesystem.
Late last week, insurance committees in both the Senate andHouse approved moving the so-called “sunset date” to 2009 and 2012,respectively, from its currently set 2007.
The Property Casualty Insurers Association of Americarecommended maintenance of the system, but with certainreforms.
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