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Dire Forecasts As Florida PIP Sunset Looms

The expected sunset of Florida's no-fault insurance law on Oct. 1 will not mean that motorists can obtain license plates without property damage liability insurance, but they need not obtain personal

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The expected sunset of Florida’s no-fault insurance law on Oct. 1 will not mean that motorists can obtain license plates without property damage liability insurance, but they need not obtain personal injury protection coverage, according to a state spokesperson.

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