A Florida Appeals Court upheld that an insured cannot recover damages from an insurance company if they failed to comply with the policy and failed to allow the insurer to make the necessary repairs.

The California Court of Appeal recognized that its conclusion differed from courts across the country.

The plaintiffs claimed a device installed on the car to limit its speed was disabled by a Telsa technician without their knowledge.

Governor Hochul is now considering the legislation, which could have a significant impact on the cost of liability insurance in the state.

The law allows products to contain no more than 5 mg of THC per serving, which is about half of the standard dose of recreational marijuana products.

The court found that the efficient and predominant cause of the victims' injuries was drunk driving precipitated by the negligent service of alcohol.

Opponents of the bill argue no insurance company will cover the misuse of a firearm, and that insurance requirements are an illegal infringement on gun owners' constitutional rights.

The Supreme Court complied with recommendations from the Solicitor General in declining to consider the medical marijuana reimbursement case.