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Op-Ed By: Tom Gaitens – Executive Director for Florida Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (FL CALA) Florida has made meaningful progress in restoring balance to its

From the ‘90s to early 2000s, Texas was the undisputed leader in civil justice reform. The question now is whether it intends to lead again

While legal system abuse is making housing less affordable, a new report shows Florida’s judicial reforms have helped deliver relief. Many families across the country

By Anna Baluch Florida’s recent tort reforms were designed to reduce lawsuit incentives and the additional costs that arise when claim payouts increase because of

By Elizabeth Johnson Homeowners across the Tampa Bay area say a Pasco County contractor took tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, then left

By Anita Padilla TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida faces billions in annual litigation costs and more than 250,000 lost jobs, and lawmakers are considering new bills

By Giulia Carbonaro Florida homeowners will soon see relief on their insurance bills as the state is ending a 1 percent insurance surcharge, introduced in

As a construction association executive who works every day with the contractors who do, I understand how critical predictability is. It affects whether projects get

For decades, Florida has been a famed destination for those seeking to enjoy their golden years. From an extraordinary quality of life to affordability and

Florida’s recent tort reform measures have reduced property and casualty insurance costs and generated billions of dollars in economic activity, according to a February analysis of the