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Watch this video now to learn more about the Florida Justice Reform Institute.
Florida’s businesses pay the price for Florida’s abusive litigation environment, but there’s a way to make a difference that delivers real results to the bottom line.
The Florida Justice Reform Institute (FJRI) is single-mindedly dedicated to making it harder for trial lawyers to target businesses for lawsuits and the big money it brings them. To do that, we put our resources to work on the front lines, at the point of contact, where it can do the most good, with:
• strong lobbying and visible public relations campaigns;
• credible testimony from legal experts who can counter trial bar sensationalism;
• well-written research that lawmakers find clear, compelling, and useful; and,
• legal support for the law, new and old, via amicus briefs and other direct action.
Using all these tools and more, FJRI brings the fight to the trial lawyers on critical issues such as fair settlement, assignment of benefits, phantom damages, legal and medical fee schedules, workers’ compensation costs, and the operation of state courts.
The work is more critical than ever. Florida’s business community must continue to support a coordinated, long-term offensive to improving Florida’s civil justice system, and FJRI is the way to do it.
Join us, now, and help us get the job done.
Click here for FJRI's Recommended Reading List
"Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser---in fees, expenses, and waste of time."
The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln edited by Roy P. Basler, Volume II, "Notes for a Law Lecture" (July 1, 1850), p. 81
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Breaking News
Appeals court reverses controversial ant bite case - The Florida Record - March 13, 2018
First District Court of Appeal Overturns 'Five Million Dollar Ant Bite Case' - Sunshine State News - April 19, 2018
Despite increasing assignment of benefits fraud, some see hope for reform - The Florida Record - March 20, 2018
Florida lawmakers fail to pass AOB reform - The Insurance Insider - March 20, 2018
FJRI President Letter to Chairman Beruff regrading Proposal 88
Heritage Insurance seeking hefty rate hikes, blames claims fraud - Sun Sentinel - March 2, 2018
Florida Considering Changes to Civil Court System - Courthouse News Service - March 2, 2018
'PIP' repeal hits wall in Senate - News4Jax - February 28, 2018
The 'Five Million Dollar Ant Bite Case' Goes to Appeals Court ... as the Legal World Watches - Sunshine State News - February 27, 2018
Not Just 'Small' Claims: County Courts Might Soon Handle Cases Up to $50,000 - Daily Business Review - February 23, 2018
PIP lawsuits explode to record - Palm Beach Post - February 23, 2018
PIP car insurance, built to curb lawsuits, spurs record pile instead - Palm Beach Post - February 22, 2018
Florida AOB crisis worsens as reform efforts struggle - The Insurance Insider - February 20, 2018
Attorney, Vendor AOB Lawsuits Top Insurance Litigation in 2017: FJRI Report - The Insurance Journal - February 20, 2018
FJRI 2017 Assignment of Benefits Data Update
FJRI 2018 Assignment of Benefits One Pager
Legal advocacy group opposes legislation to repeal Florida nonjoinder of insurer provisions - The Florida Record - February 16, 2018
Tort reformer William Large keeps plugging away for PIP bad-faith revamp - Florida Politics - February 12, 2018
Steube AOB bill passes judiciary panel despite business opposition - The Florida Record - February 7, 2018
Takeaways from Tallahassee — Legislative misses - Florida Politics - February 3, 2018
Florida Agents March on State Capitol in Lawmaker Push to Reform AOB - The Insurance Journal - January 25, 2018
Florida AOB bill passes Senate insurance panel despite business opposition - The Florida Record - January 24, 2018
OUR VIEW: State must reform AOBs - The Daytona Beach News-Journal - January 23, 2018
Ormond Heritage condos languish under a legal cloud - The Daytona Beach News-Journal - January 17, 2018
House Votes to Cap Claimants' Attorney Fees at $150 an Hour - WorkCompCentral - January 15, 2018
No-fault auto insurance repeal advances in Senate - SunSentinel - January 10, 2018
Lawmakers Return With Nearly Two-Dozen Comp Bills Filed - WorkCompCentral - January 9, 2018
Environmental proposal delayed amid business outcry - News 4 Jax - December 12, 2017
Legal expert: Class action lawsuit against FP&L unmerited - The Florida Record - December 6, 2017
WHERE IS DISBARRED BUBBA ATTORNEY NOW? STILL TIED TO COURTROOM, SUING OVER ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFITS - www.wtsp.com - November 21, 2017
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