Florida state lawmakers, to the applause of insurers, have not extended the state's no-fault auto insurance law, which will expire in October.
The legislature ended their session Friday taking no action to renew the measure. However, lawmakers could revisit the issue during a special session scheduled for next month to deal with tax issues.
Insurers rejoiced at the impending demise of the statute. Industry representatives said they had seen no serious effort to implement reforms to make the no-fault system more workable.
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