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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.

Florida’s potential dropping of the PIP requirement led Jared Perlin, president of Ocean Harbor Casualty Insurance, to predict that event would lead to jammed emergency rooms and higher medical costs.

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