The Florida Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on a 2008 personal injury protection law claim that would undo legislative efforts to contain costs on all pre-2012 claims.
The law was enacted at the behest of the insurance industry based on the premise that providers of some diagnostic tests were prone to abuse and fraud. After the law took effect, insurers began reimbursing providers at lower rates, but prior to 2012, policies did not reflect the change before that year.
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