In a majority ruling, the Florida Supreme Court, lead by Chief Justice Charles Canady, left, declined to review an insurance lawsuit involving assignment-of-benefits agreements, after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis approved changes to the law in May. Photos: ALM/Shutterstock.
The Florida Supreme Court changed its mind Monday about reviewing an insurance lawsuit involving assignment-of-benefit agreements, or AOB, a controversial issue at the center of a legislative revamp.
The high court accepted jurisdiction in December 2018, but those were different times in the world of insurance law.
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