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(This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy. LaCoste’s grand theft charge is a second-degree felony.) After just over an hour of

In 2024, the Florida Senate debated SB 1276, the “Litigation Investment Safeguards and Transparency Act.” The act would require a court’s consideration of potential conflicts

Recent tort reforms in Florida have signaled a notable shift in the state’s property insurance market, with June’s reinsurance renewals also providing further evidence of

The exponential growth of liability claims costs and social inflation in the United States is being driven, in part, by changing juror sentiment and shifts

The brother-in-law of embattled Northwest Florida contractor Matthew Banks is also gearing up for his own trial related to allegations of contractor fraud throughout Escambia and Santa

Third-party litigation funding (TPLF) has quickly turned into a systemic cost driver for the insurance industry. In a panel discussion at the American Property Casualty

TAMPA, Fla. – Every October, communities across the country take a week to spotlight a problem that too often flies under the radar: lawsuit abuse. This

The Florida Senate on Tuesday unanimously chose Jim Boyd to serve as Senate president for the 2026-28 term. Boyd, a Bradenton Republican, will take over

Changes to the taxes paid by litigation investors did not make it into the final version of the expansive One Big Beautiful Bill, but the

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Amid a Florida Attorney General’s Office investigation, more homeowners are stepping forward, worried about losing their homes in foreclosure lawsuits with