A Florida Senate bill that proposes to add language related to windshield inspections to the state’s law was passed with a unanimous vote by the Florida Senate’s Banking and Insurance Committee on January 16. The committee passed a substituted version of the bill. According to an analysis of the bill
A Florida House bill related to windshield inspections was officially introduced and referred to the Insurance and Banking Subcommittee, which is a subcommittee of the Commerce Committee, yesterday. The bill in its current form proposes to add the following language to Section 1, Section 627.7288, of the Florida Statutes: A
A Florida Senator has pre-filed a bill related to windshield inspections. The bill is identical to a previously filed House bill. The bill in its current form proposes to add the following language to Section 1, Section 627.7288, of the Florida Statutes: A policy under this section may require an
A bill has been pre-filed in the Florida state legislature that has implications for doing business in the state. The bill in its current form proposes to add the following language to Section 1, Section 627.7288, of the Florida Statutes: A policy under this section may require an inspection of
A bill has been pre-filed in the Florida state legislature that could require inspections of damaged windshields prior to insurer authorization of a windshield repair or replacement. The bill in its current form proposes to add the following language to Section 1, Section 627.7288, of the Florida Statutes: A policy