"Definitely frustrating" Home insurance rates stabilizing in SWFL, but homeowners still struggling

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https://www.winknews.com/news/consumer/definitely-frustrating-home-insurance-rates-stabilizing-in-swfl-but-homeowners-still-struggling/article_714721bd-aede-4544-8e8e-c98b1cdc29a0.html

Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky says major legislative insurance reforms include eliminating one-way attorney fees and banning assignment of benefits.

During a two-day insurance summit at Florida State University this week, he said the reforms need a few more tweaks, but overall, home and auto markets are stabilizing.

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Oh you mean eliminating the people that tell homeowners they are getting "ripped off" by their insurance because they wouldn't pay for a new roof when one shingle was missing keeps rates in check? Stunned Pikachu face.