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Auto insurers trying to compete on price alone will find it takes more than a reasonable coverage rate to satisfy policyholders.

For drivers carrying minimum-required coverage, the rate spike could be around 50% or higher, a recent report shows.

Floridians pay some of the highest auto insurance premiums, and pending legislation could do away with personal injury protection.

Now the Senate must reach an agreement with the Florida House, which has moved forward with a far different property insurance bill.

State lawmakers also are considering changing rules for windshield deductibles.

Recent case law can help inform insurance carriers on how to treat uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage complaints.

While the bill aims to help drivers save money, efficacy studies on repealing personal-injury protection requirements show conflicting conclusions.

Drivers are required to purchase $10,000 in personal injury protection, and the measure contains provisions aimed at preventing fraud--which a state grand jury had found was prevalent under the old sta