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A majority of justices determined that their review was no longer needed after the new law was passed.

Florida's next big storm is a matter of time, and a new assignment of benefits law spells a major wind change for homeowners, contractors and insurers.

Insurers have argued that litigation and fraud involving the practice are driving up property insurance premiums.

Parts-shifting and billing discrepancies are frequent methods of inflating claims.

State Farm contends the information is a trade secret and is exempt from disclosure under Florida's public-records laws.

Balancing privacy rights for auto crash victims is a challenge when state and federal regulations clash.

Insurers could demand car windshields be checked for damage before they are replaced under a Senate proposal that started moving forward to combat reported increasing cases of repair-shop fraud.

A proposal to expand San Francisco-based Uber to Hillsborough County is headed toward the Florida House floor after being narrowly approved by the House Economic Affairs Committee.