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New Triple-I Issue Brief Puts the Spotlight on Georgia’s Insurance Affordability Crisis

Triple-I: Homeowners Insurance

Tort reform is discussed as a legislative solution to the challenge of legal system abuse excessive policyholder or plaintiff attorney practices that increase costs and time to settle insurance claims. Injury claim severity in the state is slightly higher than in the rest of the country.

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Keeping Coverage Affordable: California Drivers Will See Auto Insurance Rate Increases in 2025

Freeway Insurance

One of the primary reasons for the 2025 California car insurance increase is legislative. On January 1, 2025, California raised its minimum liability insurance requirements, nearly doubling the mandatory coverage for bodily injury and property damage. 1, 2025 is here.

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What Does It Mean to Be a No-Fault State?

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In a no-fault state like Florida, every driver is required to carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. This coverage is the backbone of the no-fault system, as it ensures that your insurance policy will cover: Medical Expenses: PIP typically covers a portion of your medical bills resulting from an accident, up to a certain limit.

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What to Do After a Car Accident: A Step-by-Step Guide

TGS

Immediately after the accident, check yourself and your passengers for injuries. It’s also important to remember that injuries aren’t always obvious right away—adrenaline can mask pain, so be cautious even if you feel okay at first. Plus, having a police report on file can help you later when dealing with insurance claims.

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Blog Post: Construction Defect Litigation: Key Insurance Issues

LexisNexis

This practice note discusses project delays due to defects or deficiencies, poor coordination or communication with the owner or other members of the design/construction team, or the discovery of defects during or after the project, as well as claims involving construction accidents or personal injuries that occur within the construction area.

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Blog Post: Construction Defect Litigation: Key Insurance Issues

LexisNexis

This practice note discusses project delays due to defects or deficiencies, poor coordination or communication with the owner or other members of the design/construction team, or the discovery of defects during or after the project, as well as claims involving construction accidents or personal injuries that occur within the construction area.

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Blog Post: Caught in the Long Tail: Single-Year, Multi-Year, and Multi-Policy Insurance Disputes

LexisNexis

Read now » Related Content Allocation of Latent Injury and Damage Claims State Law Survey Examine the method used across the 50 states and the District of Columbia for allocating damages for latent bodily injury and property damage claims, sometimes called long-tail or continuous injury or damage claims.

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