Working to restore fairness and personal responsibility to Florida's civil justice system.
Tallahassee, FL
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“When the legislature reconvenes for the 2027 legislative session, our leaders must finish the job by passing meaningful disclosure standards to bring third-party litigation funding into the light once and for all,” Scott Johnson says.
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Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
Another insurance rate decrease in Florida 👏
The results keep coming: commonsense lawsuit abuse reform is delivering real relief for consumers.
Commissioner Mike Yaworsky is approving an average -12.8% rate decrease for more than 120,000 rental insurance policies that will be effective this MONTH!
Commissioner Yaworsky said, “The Office of Insurance Regulation is approving major rate decreases across the board, including decreases in insurance for our Florida renters. We are working hard to get rates down for all policies and we will continue to reach out to companies and ask them to do more. Stay tuned!”
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It's #LawsuitAbuseAwarenessWeek. ⚖️ Excessive litigation costs the average American $1,771/year in a hidden “tort tax” ($5,579/family) and costs the economy more than 5 million jobs. Everyone pays for legal system abuse.
Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
Florida’s insurance regulator projects 2027 home insurance premiums would be 72% higher without lawsuit abuse reforms.
Projected average: $6,348 without reforms; $3,682 with them.
Florida shows what lawsuit abuse reform can deliver. Read via @FLVoiceNews:
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Malpractice insurance costs are on a 7-year stretch of annual prices increases, with Florida physicians absorbing significant consecutive-year hikes. If this trajectory continues, it could have negative impacts on patients’ access to care.
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Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
Thanks to Gov. DeSantis' leadership and the tort reforms we passed in Tallahassee, Florida's insurance market is stabilizing, and rates are moving in the right direction. I'm committed to keeping up the fight so Florida families and businesses get the relief they deserve. 🏠
Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
20 new insurers. $850M in new capital. More than 190 filings seeking lower or flat residential rates.
@JulioFSHCC looks at how Florida’s post-reform insurance market has changed—and what comes next—in @Floridianpress:
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Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
Florida Voters Can Defend Lawsuit Abuse Reforms in November floridianpress.com/2026/09/f…
Some of the largest insurers in the industry have joined 200+ companies in submitting a letter to a federal court rules committee urging the development of third-party litigation funding discloser requirements.
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On this Patriot Day, we honor and reflect on the lives lost, and give thanks to those who performed selfless acts of courage to save lives. #NeverForget #25thAnniversary #PatriotDay
Florida Justice Reform Institute retweeted
"Policy affecting an entire industry should be developed and enacted by elected lawmakers — not negotiated midtrial between trial lawyers and technology companies in an Oakland courtroom."
- Our president Tiger Joyce in today's @WSJ
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A new study by @TeamAPCIA found Florida policyholders paid nearly $3B less for homeowners & personal auto insurance in 2025 than a year earlier. This is all thx to legal reforms passed in ’22-23 stabilizing and strengthening the property insurance market. api2.apci.org/attachment/dow…
Billboard lawyers are trying to turn a broad category of affordable, everyday food products into their latest litigation target. It’s an opportunistic abuse of the court system for a big payday, @stephenwags writes.
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The 2023 reforms proved that when lawmakers are willing to stand up to that pressure, real relief follows. FL's families/small businesses are counting on the Legislature to keep that momentum going, not to let it slip away. @JmsMadisonInst @fsudwheeler
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