A Tallahassee judge’s ruling that a change in the state’s car insurance law is arguably unconstitutional has thrown a giant question mark into when lawsuits under the new law will reach a courtroom.
"Is the no-fault law still a good idea?" Leon Circuit Judge Terry Lewis asked in granting a temporary injunction March 18 against legislative changes to personal injury protection, or PIP, policies.
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